Session: Environmental Impact And Risk Assessment (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

Tuesday, August 13, 2019: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM

Exhibit Hall, Kentucky International Convention Center

Mercury contamination in protected areas: Comparing riparian songbird concentrations across five US national parks
Veronica Winter, Purchase College - SUNY; Allyson Jackson, Purchase College - SUNY; Collin Eagles-Smith, USGS Forest and Ranfgerland Ecosystems Science Center; David Evers, Biodiversity Research Institute; Evan M. Adams, Biodiversity Research Institute; Colleen Flanagan-Pritz, National Park Service; Kristi Morris, National Parks Service; Sarah Nelson, University of Maine; Rebecka Brasso, Weber State University

PS 28-106

Effects of nitrogen and sulfur deposition and ozone on tree growth and mortality in California
Mark E. Fenn, US Forest Service; Haiganoush K. Preisler, US Forest Service; Jeremy S. Fried, US Forest Service; Andrzej Bytnerowicz, US Forest Service; Susan L. Schilling, US Forest Service; Sarah Jovan, US Forest Service; Olaf Kuegler, US Forest Service

PS 28-107

Effects of fly ash application on plant biomass and element accumulations in plants: A meta-analysis
Dafeng Hui, Tennessee State University; Chih-Li Yu, Tennessee State University; Qi Deng, Tennessee State University, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Siyang Jian, Tennessee State University; Jianwei Li, Tennessee State University; E. Kudjo Dzantor, Tennessee State University

PS 28-108

Responses of four understory tree species to climate change and the emerald ash borer in a NE Ohio forest preserve
Sophie Everbach, Oberlin College; Linnea Fraser, Oberlin College; Craig J. Blair, Oberlin College; Roger Laushman, Oberlin College

PS 28-109

The effect of legacy contamination and influence of observed soil amendment in an urban community garden Louisville, Kentucky USA
Jessica L. Eggleston, University of Louisville; Tamara Sluss, Kentucky State University

PS 28-110

Effects on mortality, reproduction, and behavior in the rotifer Plationus patulus by anthropogenic contaminants
Enrique Garcia, The University of Texas at El Paso; Judith V. Rios, Universidad Autonóma de Ciudad Juárez; Elizabeth J. Walsh, The University of Texas at El Paso

PS 28-111

Wildfire emissions and public health in California
Qingqing Xu, UC Merced, Sierra Nevada Research Institute; A. Leroy Westerling, University of California, Merced; Kurt Schnier, UC Merced; Christine Wiedinmyer, University of Colorado, Boulder; Matthew Hurteau, University of New Mexico

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PS 28 - Environmental Impact And Risk Assessment