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Michigan State University: Details

Superfund Basic Research Program

Environmental, Microbial, and Mammalian Biomolecular Responses to AhR Ligands

Program Director: Norbert Kaminski
Grant Number: P42ES04911
Funding Period: 1989-2011
Grantee Website (http://www.iet.msu.edu/Superfund/superfund.ht ml)

Superfund Sites

Allied Paper, Inc./Portage Creek/Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo, MI

• Project: Michigan State University: Factors Controlling the Environmental Mobility, Microbial Transformation and Toxicity of Mixed Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids and Exposed Soils/Sediments
  Project Investigator: Walter J. Weber
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going


• Project: Michigan State University: Molecular Insight into Polyaromatic Toxicant Degradation by Microbial Communities
  Project Investigator: James M. Tiedje
  Research Types: Application of a new remediation technology as part of the remediation strategy
  Research/Outreach: On-going

American Cyanamid - Bound Brook, NJ

• Project: Michigan State University: Processes Influencing the Natural Attenuation of Organic Contaminant Plumes: Transport, Enzymatic Regulation and Microbial Transformation Rates in Flowing Groundwater Systems
  Project Investigator: Jerome J. Kukor
  Research Types: Bench scale application of a new remediation technology, Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Field test of a new remediation
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Ciba Chemicals - Toms River, NJ

• Project: Michigan State University: Processes Influencing the Natural Attenuation of Organic Contaminant Plumes: Transport, Enzymatic Regulation and Microbial Transformation Rates in Flowing Groundwater Systems
  Project Investigator: Jerome J. Kukor
  Research Types: Bench scale application of a new remediation technology, Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Federal Marine Terminal - Wyandotte, MI

• Project: Michigan State University: Development of Novel Bioassay/Biomarker Systems for Detection of Estrogen Agonists in Complex Mixtures
  Project Investigator: John P. Giesy
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study, Fate and transport study
  Research/Outreach: Completed

HS7 and HS28 - Hudson River, NY

• Project: Michigan State University: Molecular Insight into Polyaromatic Toxicant Degradation by Microbial Communities
  Project Investigator: James M. Tiedje
  Research Types: Application of a new remediation technology as part of the remediation strategy
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Hudson River PCBs - Hudson River, NY

• Project: Michigan State University: Remediation Product Toxicity Evaluation Core
  Project Investigator: Stephen Boyd
  Research Types: Bench scale application of a new remediation technology, Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study, Fate and transport study
  Research/Outreach: On-going


• Project: The Role of Oxidative Stress in Toxicology and Carcinogenesis
  Project Investigator: James A. Swenberg
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going

LCP Chemicals Georgia - Brunswick, GA

• Project: Michigan State University: Development of Novel Bioassay/Biomarker Systems for Detection of Estrogen Agonists in Complex Mixtures
  Project Investigator: John P. Giesy
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study, Fate and transport study
  Research/Outreach: Completed

Mississinewia River - Union City, IN

• Project: Michigan State University: Molecular Insight into Polyaromatic Toxicant Degradation by Microbial Communities
  Project Investigator: James M. Tiedje
  Research Types: Application of a new remediation technology as part of the remediation strategy
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Picatinny Arsenal (USARMY) - Rockaway Township, NJ

• Project: Michigan State University: PCB Bioremediation Strategies and Potential Intermediates of Toxicological Significance
  Project Investigator: James Tiedje
  Research Types: Application of a new remediation technology as part of the remediation strategy
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Pointe Mouillee confined disposal facility - Detroit, AL

• Project: Michigan State University: Factors Controlling the Environmental Mobility, Microbial Transformation and Toxicity of Mixed Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids and Exposed Soils/Sediments
  Project Investigator: Walter J. Weber
  Research Types: Bench scale application of a new remediation technology, Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Saginaw River Drum - Bay City, MI

• Project: Michigan State University: Factors Controlling the Environmental Mobility, Microbial Transformation and Toxicity of Mixed Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids and Exposed Soils/Sediments
  Project Investigator: Walter J. Weber
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Scouter Pond - Kalamazoo, MI

• Project: Michigan State University: Factors Controlling the Environmental Mobility, Microbial Transformation and Toxicity of Mixed Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids and Exposed Soils/Sediments
  Project Investigator: Walter J. Weber
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Velicol Chemical Superfund Site - St. Louis, MI

• Project: Michigan State University: Remediation Product Toxicity Evaluation Core
  Project Investigator: Stephen Boyd
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Bench scale application of a new remediation technology, Fate and transport study, Ecology study
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Woods Pond - Pittsfield, MA

• Project: Michigan State University: PCB Bioremediation Strategies and Potential Intermediates of Toxicological Significance
  Project Investigator: James Tiedje
  Research Types: Application of a new remediation technology as part of the remediation strategy
  Research/Outreach: On-going

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Last Reviewed: 19 May 2008