Rouge River, Michigan
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No historic data, but chemical concentrations low = delist now?
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River Raisin, Michigan
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Reduce bird deformities due to causes within the Area of Concern.
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St. Clair River, Michigan
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When chlronomid mouthpart anomalies occur at rates similar to incidences in "control" populations.
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Rochester Embayment, New York
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1. Representative samples of water do not exceed NYSDEC ambient water quality standards for the protection of aquatic life and/or for protection of wildlife; AND
2. Mink are present and are producing, or levels of PCBs, dioxins/furans, mirex and mercury measured in the tissue of resident prey are below those known to be associated with mink reproductive failure.
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Saginaw River & Bay, Michigan
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* Bald eagles- The reproductive success of bald eagles in the Saginaw Bay area is equivalent to that found in other Lake Huron coastal areas in Michigan.
* Herring Gull-PCB levels in herring gull eggs taken from Saginaw Bay area nest sites are not significantly higher than those found in other Lake Huron sampling locations.
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Kalamazoo River, Michigan
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Remediate contaminated sediments so that there are no reproductive or other negative health effects on wildlife or benthos
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Milwaukee Estuary, Wisconsin
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Toxics: when sediment assessment by the sediment quality triad at a sample site does not statistically differ from reference site(s) conditions.
Ecosytem: when the incidence rates of deformities or reproductive problems in sentinel wildlife species do not exceed background levels in inland control populations.
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