Safe to Eat Workgroup Relevant Literature

See below for relevant literature, white papers, reports, etc. related to bioaccumulation. Readers can view or download literature via the publisher’s page, which is provided in the “Publisher” column in the table below.

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Year (Sortable)	Author(s) (Sortable)	Title (Sortable)	Publisher (Sortable)
1996	James Allen M., Velez P. V., Diehl D. W., McFadden S. E., Keish, M.	Demographic variability in seafood consumption rates among recreational anglers of Santa Monica Bay, California, in 1991-1992	Fishery Bulletin
2001	Environmental Health Investigations Branch, California Department of Health Services, Impact Assessment, Incorporated	San Francisco Bay seafood consumption report Executive Summary	San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI)
2004	CIC Research, Inc., Stratus Consulting, Inc.	A survey on recreational and subsistence fishing in Southern California coastal waters	United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA)
2005	Garcia E., Carignan R.	Mercury concentrations in fish from forest harvesting and fire‐impacted Canadian Boreal lakes compared using stable isotopes of nitrogen	Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry: An International Journal
2005	Allen E. W., Prepas E. E., Gabos S., Strachan W. M., Zhang W.	Methyl mercury concentrations in macroinvertebrates and fish from burned and undisturbed lakes on the Boreal Plain	Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
2006	Kelly E. N., Schindler D. W., Louis V. L. S., Donald D. B. and Vladicka K. E.	Forest fire increases mercury accumulation by fishes via food web restructuring and increased mercury inputs	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)
2008	James Allen M., Jarvis E. T., Raco-Rands V., Lyon G., Reyes J. A., Petschauer, D. M.	Extent of fishing and fish consumption by fishers in Ventura and Los Angeles country watersheds in 2005	Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP)
2009	Woodruff L. G., Sandheinrich M. B., Brigham M. E., Cannon W. F.	Impact of wildfire on levels of mercury in forested watershed systems – Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota	United States Geological Survey (USGS)
2010	Pomeroy C., Thomson C. J., Stevens M. M.	California’s North Coast Fishing Communities Historical Perspective and Recent Trends	California Sea Grant College Program
2010	Prendergast L., Foster K.	Analysis of microcystin in fish in Copco and Iron Gate Reservoirs in 2009	PacifiCorp Energy
2010	Shilling F., White A., Lippert L., Lubell M.	Contaminated fish consumption in California’s Central Valley Delta	Environmental Research
2011	The Sierra Fund	Gold Country angler survey: a pilot study to assess mercury exposure from sport fish consumption in the Sierra Nevada Executive Summary	The Sierra Fund
2014	Shilling F., Negrette A., Biondini L., Cardenas S.	California Tribes Fish-Use	State Water Resources Control Board
2016	Moreno C. E., Fjeld E., Lydersen E.	The effects of wildfire on mercury and stable isotopes (δ15N, δ13C) in water and biota of small boreal, acidic lakes in southern Norway	Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
2017	Riggs C. E., Kolka R. K., Nater E. A., Witt E. L., Wickman T. R., Woodruff L. G., Butcher J. T.	Yellow perch (Perca flavescens) mercury unaffected by wildland fires in northern Minnesota	Journal of Environment Quality
2017	Steinberg S. J., Moore S.	San Diego Bay fish consumption study: identifying fish consumption patterns of anglers in San Diego Bay	Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP)
2018	Kalt J., Taylor R.	Mercury testing of sport/food fishes within Humboldt Bay	Humboldt Baykeeper
2018	Seelos M.	Santa Clara County Angler Survey	Santa Clara Valley Water District
2020	Mason E. T., Kellum A. N., Chiu J. A., Waltz G. T., Murray S., Wendt D. E., Starr R. M., Semmens B. X.	Long-term participation in collaborative fisheries research improves angler opinions on marine protected areas	PeerJ
2020	Gerson J. R., Walters D. M., Eagles-Smith C. A., Bernhardt E. S., Brandt J. E.	Do Two Wrongs Make a Right? Persistent Uncertainties Regarding Environmental Selenium –Mercury Interactions	Environmental Science & Technology
2021	Hebert C. E., Chételat J., Beck R., Dolgova S., Fordy K., Kirby P., Martin P., Rabesca M.	Inter-annual variation of mercury in aquatic bird eggs and fish from a large subarctic lake under a warming climate	Science of the Total Environment
2021	McLaughlin K., Davis J., Bonnema A., Du B., Ichikawa G., Jakl W., Heim W., Schiff K.	Regional assessment of contaminant bioaccumulation in sport fish tissue in the Southern California Bight, USA	Marine Pollution Bulletin
2022	Sundaravadivelu D., Sanan T. T., Venkatapathy R., Mash H., Tettenhorst D., DAnglada L., Frey S., Tatters A. O., Lazorchak J.	Determination of Cyanotoxins and Prymnesins in Water, Fish Tissue, and Other Matrices: A Review	Toxins
2022	Huntsman B. M., Mahardja B., Bashevkin, S. M.	Relative Bias in Catch Among Long-Term Fish Monitoring Surveys Within the San Francisco Estuary	San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science

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