Apologies for cross postings. <http://www.glc.org/glad/meetings/webinar/> Great Lakes Air Deposition Program: Atmospheric Toxics Webinar Series Registration is now open for our upcoming webinar on Dec. 15, 2010! Dec. 03 , 2010 Atmospheric Toxics Webinar Series: Background: Over the last six years, the Great Lakes <http://www.glc.org> Commission (GLC), under funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and in cooperation with the eight Great Lakes states, has awarded research grants dealing with atmospheric toxic pollutants affecting the Great Lakes and their tributary watersheds. Thirty-five research grants <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/> have been awarded since 2004 addressing a diverse array of research concerning atmospheric pollutant loadings and movement within the basin and the associated impacts of numerous persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic (PBT) chemicals on wildlife and human health. A substantial amount of new scientific knowledge has been attained through these research activities. The GLAD webinar series is intended to provide a forum for GLAD Principal Investigators (PIs) to disseminate information on their respective research activities, including specific findings, recommended follow-up actions, and potential public policy actions to foster elimination of PBT threats to the region. Format: The webinar series will include around 10 sessions, scheduled to be conducted every 2-3 weeks starting in October 2010 and running through April 2011. Each webinar will last two hours and will include a 30-minute presentation from one to two PIs. Time will be reserved for participants to ask questions and to engage in group dialogue on future directions and policy approaches. This dialogue could influence future funding opportunities under the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. Each webinar will be archived for online retrieval at the GLAD website, including verbal and written dialogue. Topics: . Mercury research synthesis . Human and wildlife contaminant exposure & effects . Contaminant fate, transport, and loadings to the Great Lakes . Emissions from outdoor wood fired boilers & agricultural plastic incineration . Emerging contaminants Please join us for our next webinar: DATE: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 TIME: 10 am - 12 pm (ET) TOPIC: PBT measurement techniques PRESENTERS: Judith Perlinger, Ph.D. (Michigan Technological University) Frank Marsik, Ph.D. (University of Michigan) Thomas Holsen, Ph.D. (Clarkson University) <https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/516759251> Register nowSpace is limited: Make sure you reserve your webinar seat now! After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about how to join the webinar. Webinar Schedule: 1. Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 10am-12pm (ET) - ARCHIVED <http://glc.org/glad/meetings/webinar/videos/2010-10-13_GLAD_Webinar.wmv> VIDEO (wmv | 323 mb) Great Lakes Mercury Research Synthesis . Great Lakes Mercury Research Synthesis (David Evers, <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/evers09/index.html> Ph.D.) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/evers09/GLCWebinar20101013Evers.pdf> [pdf | 6 mb] . Mercury fate, transport, depositional patterns, and major source characterization in the Great Lakes region (Kevin <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/crist06/> Crist, Ph.D.) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/crist06/GLCWebinar20101013Crist.pdf> [pdf | 3 mb] 2. Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 2pm-4pm (ET) - ARCHIVED VIDEO COMING SOON! Sources of Brominated Flame Retardants (BFRs) . BFR emission rates in non-residential buildings (Stuart Batterman, <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/batterman06/> Ph.D.) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/batterman06/GLCWebinar20101026Batterman.pdf> [pdf | 3 mb] . BFRs - from source to lake (Miriam Diamond, Ph.D. <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/diamond07/> ) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/diamond07/GLCWebinar20101026Diamond.pdf> [pdf | 3 mb] 3. Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 2pm-4pm (ET) - ARCHIVED VIDEO COMING SOON! Multimedia monitoring . Development and evaluation of passive samplers for PBT monitoring (Thomas Holsen, Ph.D. <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/holsen05/> ) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/holsen05/GLCWebinar20101117Holsen.pdf> [pdf | 1.7 mb] . Mercury dynamics in urban environments (Chris Eckley, Ph.D. <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/branfireun06/> ) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/branfireun06/GLCWebinar20101117Eckley&Branfire un.pdf> [pdf | 2.5 mb] 4. Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 10am-12pm (ET) - ARCHIVED VIDEO COMING SOON! Multimedia models . Internet-based multimedia chemical fate model for the Great Lakes ecosystem (Mario Citra, Ph.D. <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/citra06/> ) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/citra06/GLCWebinar20101130Citra.pdf> [pdf | 0.8 mb] . Multimedia model to support the assessment and management of chemicals of emerging concern (Joseph <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/swackhamer06/> DePinto, Ph.D.) - Presentation <http://glc.org/glad/projects/swackhamer06/GLCWebinar20101130DePinto.pdf> [pdf | 3 mb] <https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/516759251> Register now 5. Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 10am-12pm (ET) PBT measurement techniques . Measurement techniques and modeling of PBT transport in Lake Superior basin (Judith Perlinger, <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/perlinger04/> Ph.D.) . An Intercomparison Study: Mercury dry deposition measurement techniques (Frank Marsik, <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/marsik08/index.html> Ph.D. & Thomas <http://www.glc.org/glad/projects/holsen05/> Holsen, Ph.D.) 6. Tuesday, January 11, 2011, 10am-12pm (ET) 7. Thursday, February 3, 2011, 2pm-4pm (ET) 8. Wednesday, February 23, 2011, 10am-12pm (ET) 9. Tuesday, March 15, 2011, 2pm-4pm (ET) 10. Thursday, March 31, 2011, 10am-12pm (ET) Feel free to forward this to your colleagues and encourage them to join! Having trouble reading this message? Click here <http://glc.org/glad/meetings/webinar/GLAD_mailer5.html> . Questions? Contact Anna Soehl, asoehl at glc.org. The Great Lakes Air <http://glc.org/glad/> Deposition Program is a project of the Great <http://glc.org/> Lakes Commission and is funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 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