1. This is the first in the series of webinars describes AESE’s involvement with more than 10 other Tribes throughout the U.S. on Superfund Cleanups, Tribal water quality Standards, etc. This webinar is to give the audience a feeling of who AESE is and who they represent.
2. This is the second in the series, and is directed at technical issues surrounding Sulphur Bank Mercury Mine Superfund Site, Including Alternative 8, which was developed by the Tribe. This webinar presents Alternative 8 to the public and compares contrasts this alternative with those developed predominantly by the State of California. On May 17, 2019 EPA mentioned during a conference call with the Tribe’s project manager that Alternative 8 had been screened-out. The Tribe feels this was done in an attempt to head off the Tribe presenting the alternative to the Public. An addendum was required (2 add, below)
2. Addendum to the second webinar.
3.This is the Third in the series, and is directed at portraying the technical facts associated with the site and the proposed alternatives included Alternative No. 8. These facts are portrayed in the form of talking points. These talking points will be presented to the public via various means.
This section is currently under construction, but will contain Elem's comments on various RI/FS documents as well as EPA's response to those comments.