Driven to Extinction: Tire Chemicals and Salmon

Learn about these chemicals, how they impact salmon, and what we can do about it.

Driven to Extinction: Tire Chemicals and Salmon

Columbia Riverkeeper hosted “Driven to Extinction: Tire Chemicals and Salmon,” a webinar with Sean Dixon and Dr. Jenifer McIntyre. They shared their research and work on 6PPD-q and the impacts of polluted stormwater runoff on Pacific salmon and other aquatic organisms.

Here are three ways to get involved:
  1. LEARN: Our website answers frequently asked questions about 6PPD-q and the impacts to salmon and other species (English Version, Spanish Version).
  2. SHARE: Know a student who would be interested in this? Check out and share our Pollution Prevention Curriculum with information and hands-on activities about the impacts of stormwater runoff and other pollution issues on the Columbia River.
  3. SUPPORT: Columbia Riverkeeper is committed to reducing toxic pollution and fighting for clean water. If you are able, please donate today to Columbia Riverkeeper to support this important work
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    This webinar has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement RB-02J14801-0 to Columbia Riverkeeper. The contents of this webinar do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency.

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