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- Tacoma Smelter - Washington State Department of Ecology
In 2009, Washington received a settlement from Asarco, including $94 6 million to pay for cleanup of the Tacoma smelter plume For more details on how Ecology is using the settlement to protect human health, see the Final Interim Action Plan
- Home - Washington State Department of Ecology
We're proud to protect, preserve, enhance Washington's environment for current and future generations Learn more about us
- UW Tacoma - Washington State Department of Ecology
After historic contamination left chemicals from commercial degreasers, oil, and fuel in soil and groundwater, cleanup is underway at the University of Washington Tacoma (UW Taccoma) cleanup site
- Soil sampling - Washington State Department of Ecology
Ecology’s soil sampling brochures explain how you can take soil samples using tools found around the home Samples cost around $30-40 to analyze at a certified lab, for both arsenic and lead
- Watershed look-up - Washington State Department of Ecology
There are 62 WRIAs in Washington Knowing your WRIA can help you find information about water availability, regulations, and more How to find your WRIA 1 Open our statewide WRIA finder map (will open in a browser) 2 Enter an address in the map search bar If you lack a specific address, use the closest town name 3
- Well Report Search Options - Washington
Welcome to the Department of Ecology Well Report Viewer A Well Report describes the location, ownership, construction details and lithology of a completed well
- Tacoma Smelter Plume Model Remedies Guidance - Washington
Ecology has tested mixing methods on large areas of arsenic and lead contaminated soils in central Washington However, there is no detailed guidance on how to use mixing as a cleanup method
- Dirt Alert - Washington
This map shows the general pattern of arsenic contamination from the Asarco Tacoma Smelter You can also view information about other areas of arsenic contamination statewide, by searching an address or viewing that area on the map: Former Orchard Lands (five counties where soil contamination may exist from agricultural practices using lead arsenate pesticides) Asarco Everett Smelter Upper
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