Please support the Davistown Museum’s ongoing environmental chemical biomonitoring efforts. Vol. 4 of the Phenomenology of Biocatastrophe publication series will consist of additional updates about the biogeochemical cycling of the most important environmental chemicals, many of which are already described or documented in Volumes 1 through 3 of the Bio-C publication series. Vol. 4 will also contain additional information about newly emerging nanotoxins, viral infections, and other ecotoxins in pathways to human absorption, ingestion, bioaccumulation, and biomagnification. Four general areas of interest will be the focus of the biomonitoring updates in Vol. 4 pertaining to the accelerating proliferation of environmental chemicals in the biosphere:

• Milk and meat as human exposure pathways
• Seafood as a human exposure pathway
• Environmental chemicals in human breast milk
• Environmental chemicals in maternal cord blood

Vol. 4 will also contain updates on subjects ranging from Chernobyl-derived radioactivity in European wild pigs (boars) to newly emerging bacterial and viral infections.
You can support the biomonitoring efforts of Engine Co. No. 9 and the Davistown Museum:

• Making a direct financial donation to the Davistown Museum Dept. of Environmental History
• Making a PayPal payment of 2¢ per page for materials you have downloaded from the BioCalert web page or from the Davistown Museum on line publications or web site
• Making a donation to our endowment fund
• Purchasing the Phenomenology of Biocatastrophe publication series (soft cover or e-book) from www.amazon.com
• Purchasing the Phenomenology of Biocatastrophe publication series (soft cover only) directly from the Davistown Museum

Please note our special offer of all three volumes ($18, $18, and $24) for $50 plus shipping and handling ($6)

• Join Engine Co. No. 9 as a data services coordinator for biological monitoring updates