The document discusses hazards in two Canadian industries - aquaculture and lumber operations - and asks the reader to develop a conceptual site model (CSM) for an abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Specifically, it asks the reader to explain hazards to human and ecological receptors in aquaculture and lumber, consider environmental conditions in Canada like snow and ice, understand typical operations, and be specific about how hazards occur. It also provides a link with information about the abandoned fish plant and asks the reader to develop an initial CSM using Google Maps, interviews, and lecture notes to identify exposure pathways and constituents of a CSM.
The document discusses hazards in two Canadian industries - aquaculture and lumber operations - and asks the reader to develop a conceptual site model (CSM) for an abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Specifically, it asks the reader to explain hazards to human and ecological receptors in aquaculture and lumber, consider environmental conditions in Canada like snow and ice, understand typical operations, and be specific about how hazards occur. It also provides a link with information about the abandoned fish plant and asks the reader to develop an initial CSM using Google Maps, interviews, and lecture notes to identify exposure pathways and constituents of a CSM.
The document discusses hazards in two Canadian industries - aquaculture and lumber operations - and asks the reader to develop a conceptual site model (CSM) for an abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Specifically, it asks the reader to explain hazards to human and ecological receptors in aquaculture and lumber, consider environmental conditions in Canada like snow and ice, understand typical operations, and be specific about how hazards occur. It also provides a link with information about the abandoned fish plant and asks the reader to develop an initial CSM using Google Maps, interviews, and lecture notes to identify exposure pathways and constituents of a CSM.
. What is a Hazard, and how is it different from risk?
b. Explain the hazards (to human receptors and ecological receptors)
in 1. Aquaculture industries in Canada 2. Lumber operations in Canada Hint: 1. Consider among other things special environmental conditions prevalent in Canada, such as snow cover and sea ice. 2. Understanding the background operations in these industries would help you populate the hazards. 3. Don’t just state the hazard, be specific and explain its occurence succinctly. Q2) Develop an initial Conceptual Site Model (CSM) for the abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary’s NL. The details of the location of the plant and background of the plant is given in the link below. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/nl-st-marys- fish-sauce-testing- 1.6717691 Use google maps to understand the general layout of the plant and potential receptors. Use the interviews from local people and other information from the link above to develop CSM. Make any suitable assumptions for the assignment but make sure you mention them. Use lecture notes to identify the constituents of CSM. Make sure to illustrate the exposure pathways in the CSM could be using any of the following: Word, power point, any other software or hand drawn.