And more superfund projects are expected to be added to the NPL soon. This info is based on a Government Accountability Office report from May of this year reviewing data from Fiscal Year 2010 and looking at projections for Fiscal Year 2011 to 2015 based on how many superfund sites state officials estimate they will add during that period. [Source: geosynthetica.net]
Project Related
EPA Releases Fly Ash Impoundment Assessment ReportsWastes
The EPA has released a ton of assessment reports on fly ash impoundments at coal burning power companies around the country. They have assessed a total of 228 fly ash disposal sites in 5 rounds […]
Geophysics
Hanford nuclear waste retrieval resumes with better technology (GPR)
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) imaging of the subsurface tied to GPS mapping will allow the CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company to have a better idea of what is buried at the site before excavating for […]
Geologic Hazards
Dam Safety News for June – 44 Most Hazardous Coal Ash Dams
The Association of State Dam Safety Officials publishes a great collection of news links every month. In this batch, there are a number of articles related to the TVA coal ash dam failure, including links […]