North Olympic Peninsula Regional Background Sediment Characterization, Port Angeles-Port Townsend, WA: Sampling and Analysis Plan FINAL


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North Olympic Peninsula Regional Background Sediment Characterization, Port Angeles-Port Townsend, WA: Sampling and Analysis Plan FINAL

Publication number	Date Published
13-09-107	May 2013

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North Olympic Peninsula Regional Background Sediment Characterization, Port Angeles-Port Townsend, WA: Sampling and Analysis Plan FINAL (Number of pages: 118) (Publication Size: 11818KB)

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Washington State Department of Ecology and NewFields

Description

The scope of work described in this Sampling and Analysis Plan is designed to aid in the establishment of regional background sediment concentrations to support implementation of the 2013 Sediment Management Standards (SMS) rule revisions. The regional background concentrations established as part of this characterization will be used for comparison with contaminated sediment sites in the North Olympic Peninsula ranging from Port Townsend in the east to Port Angeles in the west.

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