Learn the Issues
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Alabama
Sites in reuse and continued use in Alabama include American Brass Inc., Capitol City Plume, Ciba-Geigy Corp. (McIntosh Plant), Olin Corp., (McIntosh Plant), Perdido Ground Water Contamination and Triana/Tennessee River.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in West Virginia
Sites in reuse and continued use in West Virginia include Fike Chemical Inc., Hanlin-Allied-Olin, Ordnance Works Disposal Areas and Ravenswood PCE.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Pennsylvania
Noteable sites in reuse and continued use in Pennsylvania include Enterprise Avenue, Eastern Diverisifed Metals, Resin Disposal, BoRit Asbestos, Brodhead Creek, Metal Bank, North Penn - Area 5, Centre County Kepone, Butz Landfill, Douglassville Disposal.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Maryland
Sites in reuse and continued use in Maryland include Bush Valley Landfill, Mid-Atlantic Wood Preservers, Inc., Middletown Road Dump, Southern Maryland Wood Treating, and Woodlawn County Landfill.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Delaware
Sites in reuse and continued use in Delaware include Army Creek Landfill, Chem-Solv, Inc., Delaware City PVC Plant, Delaware Sand & Gravel Landfill, E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co., Inc. (Newport Pigment Plant Landfill), and Halby Chemical Co.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Washington, D.C.
Sites in reuse and continued use in Washington, DC include Washington Gas Light Site.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in the U.S. Virgin Islands
A site in continued use in the U.S. Virgin Islands is Tutu Wellfield.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Puerto Rico
Sites in reuse and continued use in Puerto Rico include Papelera Puertorriqueña, Inc., Pesticide Warehouse I and Vega Baja Solid Waste Disposal
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in New Jersey
Noteable sites in reuse and continued use in New Jersey include American Cyanamid Co., Lipari Landfill, NL Industries, Diamond Alkali Co., Welsbach & General Gas Mantle, Former Kil-Tone Company, Delilah Road, Ciba-Geigy Corp., and Ringwood Mines/Landfill.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Vermont
Sites in reuse and continued use in Vermont include Elizabeth Mine, Ely Copper Mine, Pine Street Canal, Pownal Tannery, Tansitor Electronics Inc.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Rhode Island
Sites in reuse and continued use in Rhode Island include Central Landfill, Centredale Manor Restoration Project, Davisville Naval Construction Battalion Center, Newport Naval Education & Training Center, Peterson/Puritan Inc., and Picillo Farm.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in New Hampshire
Noteable sites in reuse and continued use in New Hampshire include Auburn Road Landfill, Fletcher's Paint Works & Storage, Kearsarge Metallurgical Corp., Ottati & Goss/Kingston Steel Drum, Pease Air Force Base, and Somersworth Municipal Water Supply Well.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Maine
Sites in reuse and continued use in Maine include Bangor Gas Works, Brunswick Naval Air Station, Callahan Mining Corp., Eastern Surplus, Eastland Woolen Mill, Loring Air Force Base, Pinette's Salvage Yard, and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Massachusetts
Notable sites in reuse and continued use in Massachusetts include Fort Devens - Sudbury Training Annex, Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump, W.R. Grace & Co., Inc. (Acton Plant), Hanscom Field/Hanscom Air Force Base, and Peabody Street Asbestos.
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Superfund Sites in Reuse in Connecticut
Notable sites in reuse and continued use in Connecticut include Cheshire Ground Water Contamination, Solvents Recovery Service of New England, Scovill Industrial Landfill, Raymark Industries, Inc., and Linemaster Switch Corporation.
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About the Watershed
The San Francisco Bay Delta Watershed consists of several major waterways, including the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers and their tributaries
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EPA RCRA ID: AK6210022426
WYD079959185, SINCLAIR WYOMING REFINING COMPANY, SINCLAIR, WY 82334
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Elements of a State Water Monitoring and Assessment Program
This document recommends the basic elements of a state water monitoring program and serves as a tool to help EPA and the states determine whether a monitoring program meets the prerequisites of CWA Section 106(e)(1).