More Resources

Our shoreline is confronting complex, interrelated challenges. Here are additional resources to help you stay informed.

  • Post-It notes generated by members of the Richmond community.during

    Recap from "Our Shoreline. Our Future." Community Meeting (10.3.25)

    Richmond Shoreline Alliance

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  • Image of Richmond Harbor from Port of Richmond Sampling and Analysis Plan (4/2025)

    Port of Richmond Sampling and Analysis Plan (4/2025)

    Haley & Aldrich (for Port of Richmond)

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  • illustration from “Seismic Hazard Zone Report for Richmond, Mare Island & San Quentin”.

    Seismic Hazard Zone Report for Richmond, Mare Island & San Quentin (2024)

    California Department of Conservation

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  • Illustration from State Waterboard GeoTracker tool.

    State Waterboard GeoTracker

    State Water Resources Control Board

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  • Illustration from “Vapor Intrusion - Sewers and Tunnels as Preferential Pathways” EnvironWiki article.

    Vapor Intrusion: Sewers & Tunnels as Preferential Pathways

    EnviroWiki

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  • Barbed wire fencing with “Caution” sign surrounding the shuttered Zeneca site in Richmond, CA.

    Hazardous Materials Glossary

    University of Alabama

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  • Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry logo

    ATSDR ToxFAQs

    Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

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  • Illustration from “The ABCs of Toxic Sites in Richmond” PDF..

    The ABCs of Richmond Toxic Sites

    Richmond Shoreline Alliance

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  • Comic treatment of the words "News Flash! Poisons can enter homes through the plumbing!".

    Why Underground Poisons & VOCs Are NO Joke (English)

    Dr. Kristina Hill

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  • Comic treatment of the words "News Flash! Poisons can enter homes through the plumbing!" in Spanish.

    Por qué los venenos subterráneos no son broma (en espa)

    Dr. Kristina Hill

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