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Boards of CCA-treated wood, control (untreated) wood, and recycled plastic 'lumber' were placed into an estuary (Fort Pond, Southampton, NY, USA) in early May and examined monthly for abundance of species. One set of boards was left in the water continuously for 5 mo. Another set was renewed each month; after counting, organisms were removed and analyzed for dry weight and metal concentrations. A further set, placed in Accabonac Harbor, East Hampton, NY, in early July, compared CCA-treated wood that had not been impregnated well (green did not extend to inner portions), wood that had been well impregnated, and control wood. These boards were left in the water for 2 mo, and examined every 2 wk. Treated wood had a reduced number of species, lower diversity index, fewer barnacles (Balanus eburneus) and reduced growth of the barnacles that settled, fewer Membranipora and reduced growth of Membranipora colonies, fewer macroalgae, and fewer amphipods, compared to control wood and plastic The bryozoan Bugula turnta, however, was found at great density on the treated wood Biomass was lower on treated wood compared to control wood and plastic, and accumulations of Cu, Cr, and As were found Barnacles in~tially avoided settling on plastic, but after 1 mo exceeded those on control wood The communities in the 2 estuaries differed: e.g. at Accabonac species number was lower, there was less algae, bryozoans were absent, and barnacles were more dominant.

Construction materials in estuaries: reduction in the epibiotic community on chromated copper arsenate (CCA) treated wood