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Superfund Research Program

The Superfund Research Program (SRP) is a university-based research program that supports the national Superfund program by addressing a wide variety of scientific concerns. It was created within the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in 1986 under the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA).

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Abbreviation
SRP
Budget
$50.198 million (2008)
Formation
1986
Parent organization
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Purpose
Research on hazardous substances, human health risk assessment, and remediation
Region served
United States

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Superfund Research Program

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Superfund Research Program

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related to External links · 8
Superfund Research Program → College Toxic Metals Superfund, Environmental Health Sciences, National Institute, Oregon State UniversityUniversity, Research Program, Research ProgramBoston University Superfund, Superfund Research ProgramSRP Center, Washington Superfund Research ProgramDartmouth
Abbreviation · 1
Superfund Research Program → SRP
Budget · 1
Superfund Research Program → $50.198 million (2008)
Formation · 1
Superfund Research Program → 1986
Parent organization · 1
Superfund Research Program → National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Purpose · 1
Superfund Research Program → Research on hazardous substances, human health risk assessment, and remediation
Region served · 1
Superfund Research Program → United States
Type · 1
Superfund Research Program → University-based environmental health research program

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srp health research hazardous substances superfund national institute development methods university-based human budget program environmental sciences assessing data sharing currently

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Superfund Research ProgramAbbreviationSRP1.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramBudget$50.198 million (2008)1.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramFormation19861.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramParent organizationNational Institute of Environmental Health Sciences1.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramPurposeResearch on hazardous substances, human health risk assessment, and remediation1.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramRegion servedUnited States1.00infobox
Superfund Research ProgramTypeUniversity-based environmental health research program1.00infobox
Superfund Research Programrelated to External linksNational Institute0.60section
Superfund Research Programrelated to External linksEnvironmental Health Sciences0.60section
Superfund Research Programrelated to External linksSuperfund Research ProgramSRP Center0.60section
Superfund Research Programrelated to External linksOregon State UniversityUniversity0.60section
Superfund Research Programrelated to External linksWashington Superfund Research ProgramDartmouth0.60section

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