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contamination arises. Peak usage of waste ponds in the United States occurred in the period 1955 to 1985, after which the environmental risks of pond technology were sufficiently understood, such that alternative technologies for waste disposal gradually began to displace many of the waste ponds.
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during the active phase of plant operation. Its main use was for drainage of chemicals. Hazardous and exotic chemicals would go down drains in the plant to the pond and later be pumped back to the factory via two large pumps. There it would be distilled to remove
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than the pond itself, but enough contamination that it had to be removed. Approximately 10,000 cubic yards (7,600 m) of soil were removed from the surrounding areas. Another 5,400 cubic yards (4,100 m) of soil were excavated from the pond itself.
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In February 2004, the cryogenic system was dismantled, replaced with a temporary thermal foam blanket to keep the soil cold, and the pond was excavated. The soil in the areas surrounding the frozen pond contained lower
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substances. Such waste ponds may be used for regular disposal of pollutant materials or may be used as upset receivers for special pollution events. Often, chemical ponds themselves are addressed for
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stabilization system at the waste pond, freezing the soil and groundwater to a depth of approximately 30 feet (9.1 m) around the pond, thereby forming a barrier to groundwater leaching.
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In the mid 1990s, as a temporary solution to concerns that soil and sediments could migrate into nearby streams and, ultimately, reservoirs used for recreation and
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operated for more than 50 years, performing research and production at its facility in the Melton Valley area of the Oak Ridge Reservation, in
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and other hazardous chemicals from the mix. This process was overall harmful to the environment and polluted the
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Environmental Assessment of Kaiser Refractories Waste Pond, Moss Landing, California
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One example of a chemical pond is situated in the woods of
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action after their useful life is over or when a risk of
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is a small impounded water body used for the disposal of
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Small body of water used for disposing pollutants into
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During the 1970s, the pond was backfilled with 777: 302: 288: 49:Waste ponds often have pond liners, such as 73: 295: 281: 31:, and sometimes utilized as a method of 98: 778: 276: 263:, Construction Equipment Guide (2005) 13: 227:David Crimp, Leda Patmore et al., 14: 807: 482: 252: 234: 221: 207: 193: 1: 187: 105:Oak Ridge National Laboratory 7: 261:Crew Takes on Chemical Pond 170: 68: 10: 812: 139:, and finally capped with 666: 638: 600: 562: 491: 480: 314: 786:Environmental technology 474:Waste stabilization pond 182:Waste stabilization pond 74:Piscataway chemical pond 65:to soil or groundwater. 164:levels of contamination 259:Gwenyth Laird Pernie, 154:officials installed a 80:Piscataway, New Jersey 57:materials, to prevent 429:Salt evaporation pond 684:Big fish–little pond 653:Freshwater ecosystem 587:Puddles on a surface 152:Department of Energy 109:Oak Ridge, Tennessee 99:Oak Ridge waste pond 53:or robust synthetic 694:Constructed wetland 577:Coffee ring effect 384:Infiltration basin 364:Facultative lagoon 103:The United States 773: 772: 714:Pond of Abundance 648:Aquatic ecosystem 177:Evaporation ponds 82:. 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Index

water pollutants
recycling
toxic
cleanup
groundwater
concrete
polymeric
infiltration
chemicals
Piscataway, New Jersey
Union Carbide
acetone
groundwater
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
radioactive
strontium-90
caesium-137
tritium
transuranics
clay
shale
asphalt
drinking water
Department of Energy
cryogenic
levels of contamination
Evaporation ponds
Waste stabilization pond
"U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission details of handling certain upset events"

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