The phase I report from the DNREC initiative to study polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and how they enter surface waters from hazardous substance release sites around the state.
Figure 2 Mass-Loading Summary Map
Appendices
1a A-1 Auto
1b Merkin Auto
1c American Tank Trailer Cleaning
1d Shuster Auto
3 Amtrak Refueling
4 Amtrak Maintenance
7 Former Carney-Harris
9 Diamond State Foundry-Pullman Car Works
10 Diamond State Salvage
11a Dravo Shipyard – Amer Industrial Techmologies
11b Dravo Shipyard – Harbor Associates
13 The Estate of Lester Nolan
16 Howard Street Commercial (Penn Del Metal Recycling)
17a Justison Landing-Former Wilmington Public Works Yard
17b Justison Landing- Former Parcels C+D
19 Meco Drive / Wayman Fire Protection
22a Purina Tower A
22b Purina Tower B
24 Up the Creek
25 Wilmington Coal Gas North
Related Topics: cleanup, groundwater, Health and Safety, pcb, PFAS, waste and hazardous substances, watar
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