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Fish Consumption Guidance - MN Dept. of Health

To adjust meal serving size for a heavier or lighter weight person, add or subtract 1 ounce of fish for every 20 pounds of body weight. ... Note: Where the ...

Ohio Sport Fish Consumption Advisory - Ohio Department of Health

To protect the health of anyone who eats Ohio-caught fish, an annual advisory for how often these fish can be safely eaten is prepared by the Ohio ...

Environmental Public Health: Fish Consumption Guidelines - IN.gov

The Indiana Fish Consumption Guidelines are a set of recommendations for the consumption of recreationally caught fish from Indiana public waters.

Fish Advisories - Arkansas Department of Health

For more information about fish consumption advisories, call 501-661-2232 or email us.

Fish Advisories | Idaho Department of Health and Welfare

The Idaho Fish Consumption Advisory Project (IFCAP) informs Idahoans about possible contamination of lakes and streams that may affect fish and the humans who ...

Fish Consumption Advisories - New Mexico Environment Department

Fish consumption advisories are designed to reduce the risk of adverse health effects or health problems from eating fish caught in New Mexico waters.

EPA Guidance for Developing Fish Advisories

In addition to developing information for the general public on fish and shellfish consumption, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publishes a variety ...

Fish Consumption Advisories - Publications

Fish Consumption Advisories - Publications · Columbia River (Middle) · Hanford Reach · Middle Columbia River · Columbia River (Upper) / Lake Roosevelt.

Fish Consumption Advisories - NC Epidemiology

The N.C. Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) routinely monitors water quality and fish tissue for potential problems (Learn more about the ...

Fish Consumption Advisories - Kentucky Energy and Environment ...

These advisories do not ban eating fish; it is a guide to help citizens reduce risk and make informed decisions about eating fish from Kentucky waters. This ...

Fish Advisories | Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH)

Advisories about restrictions on fish consumption from listed bodies of water and the bodies of water for which there are currently no restrictions on fish ...

Fish Consumption Guidelines - Environmental Protection Division

Fishing is a popular pastime in Georgia. Not only does fishing give people an excuse to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, but it can also ...

Health / Fish Consumption Advisories Program - La Dept. of Health

Recent sampling in Sibley Lake near the city of Natchitoches, Louisiana has prompted the Department of Health (LDH), Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), ...

Eating your catch - making healthy choices | Fishing Wisconsin

... fish or eat some species less frequently. Choose Wisely publication. The DNR's current fish consumption advisories are available in Choose wisely: a health ...

Texas Fish Consumption Advisory Viewer

Explore the Texas Fish Consumption Advisory Viewer to help identify health advisory information for fish in bodies of water in the state of Texas.

NJDEP Fish Consumption Advisories

fishing location and the fish species you catch. 2021 Fish Consumption Advisories for PCBs, Dioxin and Mercury. The advisory table in this booklet provides ...

New York State Health Advice on Eating Fish You Catch

Regional Fish Advisory Programs. New York State Department of Health has participated in many projects related to fish consumption advisories over the years.

Surface Water | AZ Fish Consumption Advisories | ADEQ

ADEQ tests filets of sampled fish for mercury and other pollutants of concern to recommend healthy amounts of fish species to catch and eat.

CT Fish Consumption Advisory and the Safe Eating of Fish Caught ...

Fish from Connecticut waters are a good, low cost source of protein. Unfortunately, fish can build up chemicals in their bodies such as mercury and ...

Advisories - Eat Midwest Fish

An advisory is a recommendation made by federal, state, or tribal agencies to limit, or avoid, consumption of fish or shellfish harvested due to contaminants.