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Disinfection workshop summary
Weighing the risks and benefits of wet-weather disinfection
Presented at The Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Syracuse, NY
October 15, 2002

Workshop presenters

Presenters at the workshop Mr. Michael J. Cunningham, Director
Onondaga County Lake Improvement Office

Mr. Steven Eidt, Regional Water Engineer
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Mr. Peter E. Moffa, P.E., Senior Vice President
Moffa & Associates, a Unit of Brown and Caldwell

Mrs. Mary Stinson, Project Officer
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Mr. John J. LaGorga, Project Manager
Moffa & Associates, a Unit of Brown and Caldwell

Mr. Phil Goodrum, Senior Scientist
Syracuse Research Corporation

Mr. Guy Apicella, Director of Modeling
LMS Engineers

Mr. Adam J. Zabinski, Deputy Commissioner
Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities

Mr. Steven Freedman, Vice President
Brown and Caldwell

Excerpt from the workshop
Chlorination-dechlorination by-products have a very low tendency to bioconcentrate in aquatic organisms.

It is not likely that chlorination-dechlorination by-products in receiving waters will result in adverse impacts to aquatic ecosystems or to human health.