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James Wiener

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Center Of River Studies

NoneJames Wiener is currently serving as a Center Of River Studies faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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environmental science ecotoxicology environmental toxicology ecology aquatic ecosystems mercury biogeochemistry water pollution aquatic toxicology water quality mercury chemistry environmental research environmental health toxicology environmental hazards environmental pollution ecotoxicity environmental engineering fisheries fish biology sediment research metal toxicity metal contamination freshwater ecosystems public health freshwater biology limnology environmental microbiology marine pollution water ecologies yellow perch fishery research ecohydrology aquatic conservation total environment wildlife ecology bioaccumulation environmental exposures dietary methylmercury mercury contamination wisconsin seepage lakes united states mercury concentrations upper mississippi river aquaculture environmental impact assessment global ecology pesticide science bioactive metal aquatic organisms hydrobiology experimental toxicology fishery science emission reduction global monitoring spatiotemporal organization spatio-temporal models chemical contaminants human exposure acid precipitation trace metals mine water mining environment food web interactions biomagnification sediment quality water quality management emerging contaminants critical review metal bioavailability low-alkalinity lakes fathead minnows western north america environmental contamination freshwater fish methylmercury content maternal exposure

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Assessing Potential Health Risks to Fish and Humans Using Mercury Concentrations in Inland Fish From Across Western Canada and the United States. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

Jesse M. LepakMevin B. HootenCollin A. Eagles-SmithMichael T. TateMichelle A. LutzJoshua T. AckermanJames J. WillackerAllyson K. JacksonDavid C. EversJames G. WienerColleen Flanagan PritzJay Davis

environmental scienceinland fishunited statesenvironmental researchair pollutionpublic healthenvironmental toxicologyfish biologymetal toxicitytotal environmentenvironmental hazardswestern canadahealth sciencesaquatic toxicologyenvironmental pollutionhuman impacts on the environmentmetal contaminationmercury biogeochemistrymercury concentrationspotential health risksenvironmental healthenvironmental exposuresecotoxicology

Mercury Concentrations in Eggs of Red-Winged Blackbirds and Tree Swallows Breeding in Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2016)

environmental toxicologyavian biologymercury concentrationswildlife ecologybiologyenvironmental healthmercury chemistryecology and evolutionary biologyvoyageurs national parkecotoxicologytree swallows breedingecologyornithologymercury biogeochemistry

Mercury in Western North America: A Synthesis of Environmental Contamination, Fluxes, Bioaccumulation, and Risk to Fish and Wildlife. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

aquatic toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicityaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceecotoxicologywestern north americafisheriesmercury chemistryenvironmental contaminationenvironmental chemistrymetal contaminationenvironmental hazardsecologymercury biogeochemistry

Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Mercury Concentrations in Freshwater Fish Across the Western United States and Canada. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

water qualityenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyenvironmental researchecotoxicologyecologymercury biogeochemistry

Mercury in Streams at Grand Portage National Monument (Minnesota, USA): Assessment of Ecosystem Sensitivity and Ecological Risk. The Science of The Total Environment (2015)

aquatic toxicologywater qualityfreshwater ecosystemsecological riskaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental healthenvironmental sciencewater pollutionmercury chemistryecosystem sensitivityenvironmental hazardsenvironmental indicatorecologymercury biogeochemistrywater ecologies

Lacustrine Responses to Decreasing Wet Mercury Deposition Rates—Results From a Case Study in Northern Minnesota. Environmental Science & Technology (2014)

environmental engineeringcase studywater qualitylacustrine responsesenvironmental scienceenvironmental healthecotoxicologyenvironmental researchmercury chemistrynorthern minnesotaenvironmental chemistrytotal environmentenvironmental hazardsenvironmental degradationmercury biogeochemistry

Burrowing Dragonfly Larvae as Biosentinels of Methylmercury in Freshwater Food Webs. Environmental Science & Technology (2013)

aquatic toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitydragonfly larvaebiologyaquatic ecosystemsfood web interactionschemical ecologybiomagnificationtoxicologyfreshwater food websecotoxicologyecology

Mercury Exposed: Advances in Environmental Analysis and Ecotoxicology of a Highly Toxic Metal. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2013)

environmental engineeringenvironmental toxicologymetal toxicityanalytical toxicologymercury chemistryenvironmental chemistrytrace metalsecotoxicology

Mercury in Streams at Grand Portage National Monument: Evidence of Ecosystem Sensitivity and Ecological Risk. University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy (University of Minnesota) (2012)

water qualityecological risk assessmentaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencewater pollutionenvironmental hazardsenvironmental indicatorecologymercury biogeochemistry

Toxicity of Dietary Methylmercury to Fish: Derivation of Ecologically Meaningful Threshold Concentrations. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2012)

David C. DepewNiladri BasuNeil M. BurgessLinda M. CampbellEd W. DevlinPaul E. DrevnickChad R. HammerschmidtCheryl A. MurphyMark B. SandheinrichJames G. Wiener

dietary methylmercuryenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitytoxicology

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James Wiener

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

Center Of River Studies

NoneJames Wiener is currently serving as a Center Of River Studies faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

Honors

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Experiences

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James Wiener

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Potential Health Risks to Fish and Humans Using Mercury Concentrations in Inland Fish From Across Western Canada and the United States. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

Jesse M. LepakMevin B. HootenCollin A. Eagles-SmithMichael T. TateMichelle A. LutzJoshua T. AckermanJames J. WillackerAllyson K. JacksonDavid C. EversJames G. WienerColleen Flanagan PritzJay Davis

Mercury Concentrations in Eggs of Red-Winged Blackbirds and Tree Swallows Breeding in Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2016)

Mercury in Western North America: A Synthesis of Environmental Contamination, Fluxes, Bioaccumulation, and Risk to Fish and Wildlife. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Mercury Concentrations in Freshwater Fish Across the Western United States and Canada. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

water qualityenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyenvironmental researchecotoxicologyecologymercury biogeochemistry

Mercury in Streams at Grand Portage National Monument (Minnesota, USA): Assessment of Ecosystem Sensitivity and Ecological Risk. The Science of The Total Environment (2015)

Lacustrine Responses to Decreasing Wet Mercury Deposition Rates—Results From a Case Study in Northern Minnesota. Environmental Science & Technology (2014)

Burrowing Dragonfly Larvae as Biosentinels of Methylmercury in Freshwater Food Webs. Environmental Science & Technology (2013)

aquatic toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitydragonfly larvaebiologyaquatic ecosystemsfood web interactionschemical ecologybiomagnificationtoxicologyfreshwater food websecotoxicologyecology

Mercury Exposed: Advances in Environmental Analysis and Ecotoxicology of a Highly Toxic Metal. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2013)

environmental engineeringenvironmental toxicologymetal toxicityanalytical toxicologymercury chemistryenvironmental chemistrytrace metalsecotoxicology

Mercury in Streams at Grand Portage National Monument: Evidence of Ecosystem Sensitivity and Ecological Risk. University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy (University of Minnesota) (2012)

water qualityecological risk assessmentaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencewater pollutionenvironmental hazardsenvironmental indicatorecologymercury biogeochemistry

Toxicity of Dietary Methylmercury to Fish: Derivation of Ecologically Meaningful Threshold Concentrations. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2012)

David C. DepewNiladri BasuNeil M. BurgessLinda M. CampbellEd W. DevlinPaul E. DrevnickChad R. HammerschmidtCheryl A. MurphyMark B. SandheinrichJames G. Wiener

dietary methylmercuryenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitytoxicology

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