Economic Investigation Team Evaluation

All Teams are responsible for the first three questions:

Definition	Dictionary Definition	Definition in context with Examples	Scientific Explanation	Discriminate between definitions and/or viewpoints
Causes Sources Uses	Contaminant and evidence of contamination	Sources (point, non-point), historical and/or current uses	Routes, means of transport, primary vs. secondary, incidental	Documentation of problem based on what is known, unresolved questions, missing or controversial data
Concentration	Relative concentrations throughout Ramford	Change in concentrations over time in Ramford	Reasons for relative concentrations in Ramford	Assessment of the total extent of contaminant

Issues	1 Describe	2 Conclude	3 Explain	4 Evaluate and/or Recommend
Cost of Mitigation	Options and related costs	Cost/benefit analysis of each option	Reasons for relative costs including indirect costs	Best option and why
Responsibility for contamination and for the cost of cleanup	The cases in Ramford	Assign financial responsibility for cleanup	Justification for the conclusion of who is responsible	Ways to enforce responsibility
Potential Economic Impact	Economic impact on Stakeholders (local organizations, Native Americans, Industry, private citizens).	Relative Impact for each stakeholder	How cleanup would change the economic impact on each group	Priorities in cleanup based on relative impact