Metals and metalloid concentration of collected plants, Southeast interceptor work, Nov. 2015
The main objective of this sampling program was to assess the potential effects of the spill on plant quality by comparing the results of analyses of samples collected during and after the spill with those collected prior to the spill. The purpose of the station distribution was to assess the impacts of the spill in a natural sediment deposition area in the delta of the Sorel Islands. The document [Summary and Interpretation of Spill Follow-up] (http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/EAU_FR/MEDIA/DOCUMENTS/bilan_intercepteursudest_deversement2015.pdf) provides some explanation of these measures.
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