Tribal Superfund Working Group (TSFWG) is a network of tribal professional, other experts, and government employees that are engaged in work with Superfund sites, Federal Facilities and other sites of special concern. These individuals work on protecting tribal lands, water, and community health and have become part of this group either by self-subscribing, because of their past work on Superfund issues, or because Superfund is their primary area of work or interest. To join the TSFWG listserv please email Todd Barnell (Todd.Barnell@nau.edu) or Julie Jurkowski (Julie.Jurkowski@nau.edu).
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Assessing and Preventing Exposures to Endocrine…
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Assessing Contaminant-Related Health Risks for…
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Breaking the Cycle of Disparities in Tribal…
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Detox Your Domicile: A Fun Way to Teach/Learn…
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Health Effects from Exposure to Polychlorinated…
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Native Food Pathways and Contaminated Sites
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One Health Assessment of Mercury, Persistent…
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PFAS on Tribal Lands: Part 1
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PFAS on Tribal Lands: Part 2
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PFAS Workgroup Q&A Session
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Protecting the Sacred in an Environmental Cleanup…
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Protecting Tribal Environmental Health:…
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Radionuclide Contaminant Transport at the Pueblo…
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Stresses and Successes: A Difficult…
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Toxics Release Inventory Data and Other EPA…
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