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Browsing Environmental Remediation Documents by Subject "Hazardous waste site remediation -- Oregon -- Wallowa-Whitman National Forest"
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(2008-08)Assesses mine site on moderately steep side slopes, consisting of two adits, associated wasterock and tailing ponds, one with water treatment facilities and miscellaneous buildings. A Niton XLt unit found that all metals ...
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(2006-08)Assesses mine site consisting of a large collapsed adit and approximately 500cy of wasterock material adjacent to Granite Creek, with numerous trenches and apparent hydraulic mining. A Niton XLt unit found that most metals ...
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(2006-08)Assesses mine site consisting of a large collapsed adit and approximately 1000cy of wasterock material, which is adjacent to a small ephemeral tributary to Granite Creek. A Niton XLt unit found that most metals at the site ...
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(2006-08)Assesses mine site consisting of a large collapsed adit and approximately 700cy of wasterock material adjacent to Granite Creek, with numerous trenches stemming from hydraulic mining and possible historic dredging operations. ...
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(2004-01)Documents Site Inspection performed by EA Engineering at five Granite Creek Mines: Monumental, Cap Martin, Sheridan, Tillicum, and Central. The objectives were to access the immediate or potential threat posed by wastes ...
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(2007-02-20)Documents, pursuant to the Guidelines of the National Oil and Hazardous Substance Contingency Plan (NCP), the decision to initiate a CERCLA investigation in nine locations at the Granite Creek Tributary Mines site. A Site ...
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(2003-02)Assesses mine and mill site, consisting of waste and tailings piles on flat to moderate side slopes and mill on steep slopes, with an opening in the ground surrounded by an unstable area. A Niton XRF unit found arsenic, ...
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(2003-02)Assesses mine site consisting of waste piles placed on moderate to steep side slopes. A Niton XRF unit found arsenic and lead exceeded EPA Region goals. Based on its proximity to Granite Creek, a Site Inspection is recommended.
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(2006-08)Assesses mine site on moderately steep side slopes consisting of four collapsed adits and about 1500cy of wasterock. A Niton XLt unit found most metals detected at the site exceeded screening criteria for birds, invertebrates, ...
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