Title | Return to Clean: Washington State's source-control efforts cut metals concentrations in Commencement Bay by a factor of 10 -- IN Water Environment and Technology, June 1999, p. 51-57. |
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Return to Clean: Washington State's source-control efforts cut metals concentrations in Commencement Bay by a factor of 10 -- IN Water Environment and Technology, June 1999, p. 51-57. (Number of pages: 1) (Publication Size: 6KB)
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Author(s) | Johnson, A., D. Norton, and J. Summers | ||||
Description | The Washington State Department of Ecology's efforts to reduce the flow of pollution in Commencement Bay sediments, a federal Superfund site, caused metals concentrations in the bay to decrease by a factor of 10 between 1984 and 1997. This accomplishment demonstrates that major water quality improvements are possible in a heavily industrialized area. By focusing intensively on pollution problems one property at a time, department staff reversed decades of pollution dating back to the turn of the century. | ||||
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Keywords | Commencement Bay, metals, flow, technology, water, superfund | ||||
WATERSHED | Water Resource Inventory Area 10 Puyallup-White |
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