Superfund Research Program

Mechanisms and Consequences of Evolved Adaptation to Environmental Pollution

Project Leader: Richard T. Di Giulio
Co-Investigator: David E. Hinton
Grant Number: P42ES010356
Funding Period: 2011-2022

Project-Specific Links

Hazardous Waste Sites with On-Going Research

Atlantic Wood Site, Elizabeth River - Chesapeake, Virginia

• Project: Duke University: Mechanisms and Consequences of Evolved Adaptation to Environmental Pollution
  Project Investigator: Nishad Jayasundara
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Money Point, Elizabeth River - Chesapeake, Virginia

• Project: Duke University: Mechanisms and Consequences of Evolved Adaptation to Environmental Pollution
  Project Investigator: Nishad Jayasundara
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Republic Creosoting, Elizabeth River - Chesapeake, Virginia

• Project: Duke University: Mechanisms and Consequences of Evolved Adaptation to Environmental Pollution
  Project Investigator: Nishad Jayasundara
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Ecology study
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Hazardous Waste Sites with Completed Research

Atlantic Wood Site, Elizabeth River - Chesapeake, Virginia

• Project: Duke University: Mechanisms and Consequences of Evolved Adaptation to Environmental Pollution
  Project Investigator: Nishad Jayasundara
  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: Completed