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Ecology Publications & Forms |
| Title | Model Remedies for Cleanup of Inactive and Abandoned Mine Lands in Washington |
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| DRAFT FOR PUBLIC COMMENT | Comment on this draft | ||||
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Model Remedies for Cleanup of Inactive and Abandoned Mine Lands in Washington (Number of pages: 75) (Publication Size: 1560KB)
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| Author(s) | Justin Rice | ||||
| Description | Washington has a legacy of mining activity, and that history has led to thousands of inactive and abandoned mines across the state. Many of these inactive and abandoned mines are ongoing sources of contamination that include high concentrations of metals in soil. This draft guidance provides property owners simple sampling and cleanup instructions for mine waste piles. | ||||
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| Contact | Justin Rice at 509-724-8268 or justin.rice@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | soil, toxics, metals, cleanup, MTCA, lead, contamination, arsenic, mill, mine | ||||
| WEB PAGE | Model remedies under the Model Toxics Control Act |
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