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Strandley-Manning Site Tour

A Superfund site on south Puget Sound in Washington State, contaminated with PCBs and dioxins, has turned out to be a cleanup and restoration success thanks to the early cooperation of NOAA, EPA, and Seattle City Light.

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Worker stand gazing at revegetated riparian wetland

Strandley Manning - Riparian Wetland Revegetated

Throughout the process, Seattle City Light monitored the site for restoration success, sharing the information with NOAA and EPA. Below you can see how the riparian wetland was revegetated with native species after sediment removal.

(06.01.95, Puget Sound, Washington)

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Fish Habitat Restoration at Strandley-Manning Superfund Site A Superfund site on south Puget Sound in Washington State, contaminated with PCBs and dioxins, has turned out to be a cleanup and restoration success.