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Washington's Formal Cleanup Process Infographic

 
Publication number Date Published
19-09-166September 2019
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Author(s) Ian Fawley
Description Washington’s Formal cleanup process is completed in multiple steps over a variable timeline. The Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) defines the cleanup process. This public-initiated environmental law directs upland cleanups (on land or in groundwater) and sediment cleanups (in freshwater or marine environments). Ecology enacts MTCA and regulates the cleanup process.
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Keywords Model Toxic Control Act, Ecology, MTCA, contamination, Formal Cleanup Process
WEB PAGE How the cleanup process works webpage
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