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My Superfund Project
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Justin Lawrence
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Updated Dec 16, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Hi, My name is Justin, and this is my super fun project.
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What is the purpose?
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The purpose of the slide show is to inform you about the National Electric Oil Co.
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Slashed corporate industries
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dangers in the background of the company
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vocabulary.
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U. S Environmental Protection Agency
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This agency protects Americans Health
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Contaminated
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Being impaired with pollutants.
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Backfield to refill a hole dug out of
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volatile organic compounds.
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Organic chemicals that have high vapor pressure.
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K d e p.
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Environmental Waste Agency
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This is my map
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background info.
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The International Electric Coco was made in 1951
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and located in old highway on 1 19th Street,
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next
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to the Cumberland River Day. Hoyt,
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Harlan County, Kentucky.
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The contamination does not currently threatened people
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living and working near the site.
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The International Electric Coco
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has had many contaminations since its beginning to
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what is the site used for?
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Fred Dawson
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is the owner of the company.
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What is the national electrical Cole
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used for?
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It's used for repairing and upgrading
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services for generators and rotating Xer teas
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in Toro has made
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$26.65 million.
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What are the health hazards
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on the site? The risk of inhaling toxic vapors is high or ingesting and touching.
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Contaminated groundwater is high.
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Samples of 50 wells tested in the surrounding
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areas indicated that the
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wells contain volatile organic compounds.
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Volatile organic compounds contain high amounts of
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vapor pressure.
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The
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the users of the wells were provided
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with ultimately drinking water.
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They also remove contaminated soil.
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So is also
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had a high amounts of vapor. Pressure in it
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no longer poses a threat to wildlife and the farmers
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volatile organic compounds.
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It's such a big issue because
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it can cause trouble breathing.
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It can also irritate the eyes, nose and throat.
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It can cause difficulty breathing and nausea,
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and can damage the central nervous system
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as well as other organs to humans and animals.
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It can also cause cancer.
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How is the community affected?
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The community has been affected by
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pesticides from
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water runoff.
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Pesticides has
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polluted the drinking water and their lakes and rivers.
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The population has gone down
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by 15%.
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They no longer make water
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near the lab
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current status.
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They limit their resources
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to help control the pollution free.
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The ground water
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pump and treat
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treatment
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system
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continues to operate at the site.
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The sites p R. P s
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continue can deduct
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annual groundwater monitoring
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to help the soil
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okay
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to its fertile state.
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How much does it cost?
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In
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all, the company
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Makes about
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$25.9 million.
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The cost of tools cost
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$33 million.
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My links
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questions.
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How do they manage the electricity that comes in
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references?
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