Gold King Mine Documents
Restoration Documents Final Restoration Plan for the Gold King Mine Release into Animas and San Juan Rivers, San Juan County New Mexico 4/6/2022 Press Release – Final Restoration Plan for the Gold King Mine...
Restoration Documents Final Restoration Plan for the Gold King Mine Release into Animas and San Juan Rivers, San Juan County New Mexico 4/6/2022 Press Release – Final Restoration Plan for the Gold King Mine...
Army OKs $1.5M settlement for pollution at former depot (April 3, 2022) Zuni Tribe, Navajo Nation, and New Mexico Natural Resources Trustee seek public comment on proposed Consent Decree for Fort Wingate Natural Resource...
Fort Wingate Complaint and Proposed Consent Decree History The Fort Wingate Depot Activity (FWDA) is an inactive U.S. Army depot whose former mission was to receive, store, and ship defense-related material and to dispose...
Current Office of Natural Resources Trustee seeks public comment on draft addendum to restoration plans for two Albuquerque superfund sites (August 29, 2022) Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Delivering for Communities in San Juan and...
Site History: The Bonita Peak Mining District Superfund site in southwestern Colorado consists of 48 historic mines or mining-related sources that release metal-laden water and sediments into Mineral Creek, Cement Creek and Upper Animas...
Draft plan proposes projects to restore natural resources injured by 2016 Fuel Spill (Albuquerque, NM) — The New Mexico Office of the Natural Resources Trustee (ONRT) announced today that it is seeking public comment...
Spill History: On Dec. 27, 2016, a Fronk Oil tanker truck carrying petroleum products overturned in icy winter conditions on U.S. Hwy 64, releasing approximately 1,100 gallons of unleaded gasoline and diesel fuel into...
Oil Pollution Act settlement brings $150,000 for resource restoration CIMARRON – New Mexico Natural Resources Trustee Maggie Hart Stebbins today announced a settlement with Texas-based Fronk Oil Company that resolves an Oil Pollution Act...
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