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Gross alleges he didn’t think saint-gobain was doing enough to ensure that people near these sites weren’t drinking contaminated water.
These sites include manufacturing facilities, processing plants, landfills and mining sites. In the late 1970s, toxic waste dumps such as love canal and valley of the drums received national attention when the public learned about the risks to human health and the environment posed by contaminated sites.
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Major sources of groundwater contamination for a long time, groundwater was known to be clean and free from contamination. However, due to rapid industrialization and increased use of chemicals, numerous contaminants often find their way into the groundwater.
They propose an understanding of environmental management of contaminated sites as a political process in which institutions frame interactions between strategic actors pursuing sometimes conflicting interests. In the opening chapter, the authors describe the influences of politics and the power relationships between actors involved in decision.
Crews are doing whatever it takes to avoid a complete collapse of the gypsum stack at piney point. A big part of those around-the-clock efforts involve emptying out the leaking reservoir.
Today, the once-contaminated site is home to the fernald preserve, more than 1,000 acres of wetlands and wildlife habitat, covered in seven miles of trails for birders, hikers and photographers.
The first is the ronson metals corporation site, the former home to a cigarette lighter manufacturer that contaminated groundwater with volatile, cancer-causing compound trichloroethylene.
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The investigation examined 43 mining sites totaling hundreds of individual mines under federal jurisdiction, many of which are abandoned, and found that six sites are at risk of major.
The advocacy group’s interactive map of all the sites includes information about the contamination in drinking water and groundwater.
Nova scotia’s acting auditor-general says the provincial government does not have a co-ordinated approach for managing the risks associated with more than 100 contaminated sites.
“environmental racism” describes the fact that people of color and low-income people are most likely to be situated near sources of contamination and away from clean water, air, and soil.
Dayton has shuttered two mad river well field drinking water production sites over fears of the potential for contamination from a firefighting foam contaminant that could eventually threaten.
The epa has removed liquids and sludge from the 10-acre site and stored away a large amount of contaminated soil in tanks, but more work is needed to complete cleanup.
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The manitoba keewatinowi okimakanak, a political advocacy organization representing 30 first nation communities in the far north, would like to see a timely cleanup of these contaminated sites. They are also concerned about the contaminants left behind by the numerous abandoned mineral mines in the region, as well as by manitoba hydro operations.
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