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The document discusses the Environmental Effects Monitoring (EEM) program for St. John's Harbour Clean-Up project. The EEM program was identified as a requirement to confirm predictions, effectiveness of mitigation, and inform future wastewater treatment improvements. The EEM will involve scientific evaluations of fish, fish habitat and fisheries resources. It will commence in 2007 as a baseline study before the wastewater treatment plant is commissioned, with subsequent studies every two years. Key components of the EEM program include fish surveys, sediment monitoring, and supporting water quality monitoring.

St. John’s Harbour Clean-Up Environmental Effects Monitoring (EEM) Program Presentation to St. John’s ACAP The Gathering Place May 2, 2007

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