Hinkley Revisited: How Water Remediation Works - part 2
April 26, 2014 : Hinkley : BWW
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(continued
from
part
1)
This
will
keep
up
for
another
40
years.
Yes,
40
years.
Though
much
of
the
chrom-6
is
removed,
the
PPB
near
the
ethanol
plant
is
still
around
50
PPB,
making
it
lower
than
federal
standards.
Moving
south
it
gets
higher
and
at
ground
zero,
the
compressor
station,
it
has
been
measured
between
4,000-7,300
PPB.
As
the
water
fans
out
and
dissipates
through
the
aquifer,
the
236
acres
of
agriculture
finishes
off
the
remaining
minute
traces
of
chrom-6.
PGandE
has
planted
alfalfa,
Italian
rye,
winter
wheat,
and
sudangrass
and
the
organics
from
the
crops
convert
the
chrom-6,
and
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