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Energie & Umwelt · 3.1.1994Aktualisiert: 15.10.2026 · 1 Min. Lesezeit

Notice of Assessment of Need for Supplement to Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on Long Term Residuals Management for Metropolitan Boston

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Die United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region I, Boston, (EPA) hat während des Jahres 1989 die Draft- und Final-Supplemental Environmental Impact Statements (DEIS und FSEIS) erstellt, um die Long-Term Residuals Management Program für Metropolitan Boston der Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) zu bewerten. Die EPA hat die von der MWRA vorgeschlagene Planung genehmigt, die eine primäre und eine Notfall-Planung umfasst.

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