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Home›News›Comments Invited for Cleanup Work in Everett (USA)
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March 6, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Comments Invited for Cleanup Work in Everett (USA)

The Washington Department of Ecology seeks comments on draft documents for cleanup work at the North Marina Ameron/Hulbert site in Everett. The comment period started today and will run through April 7, 2014. Ecology is asking for comments on the draft remedial investigation and feasibility study, w

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The Washington Department of Ecology seeks comments on draft documents for cleanup work at the North Marina Ameron/Hulbert site in Everett. The comment period started today and will run through April 7, 2014.

Ecology is asking for comments on the draft remedial investigation and feasibility study, which describe contamination at the site and possible cleanup methods.

The draft public participation plan describes how Ecology will inform people about the site cleanup and how they can get involved.

Previous studies showed historic operations at the site contaminated the soil, groundwater and sediment. Contamination includes heavy metals, various chemicals and petroleum-related products.

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Press Release, March 6, 2014

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