RFI Findings Analyte PWI Carbon Tet MeCl PCE TCE Freon 113 FC-143 Arsenic Barium Cadmium Lead Nickel Chromium * BG * * * * * * RBL/ADP * * * * * * * * Potable Well ND ND ND ND ND * * # ND ND ND Process Wells ND * ** * ** * * * ND ND * E ID 156255 Site Land Use Chamcterization Land Use: - Onsite land use is industrial (current and future) - O ffsite land use is mixed industrial, commercial, open space, residential * Groundwater Use: - Onsite process and potable water - O ff-site Well Survey: * Public water supply 2 miles downriver * G E Plastics' wells west o f Washington Works - Site under hydraulic control; groundwater does not migrate off-site E ID 156256 Exposure Pathway Evaluation Receptors Site Worker Trespasser Constr Wkr Controlled by Pumping Site Worker E ID 156257 26 Ecological Evaluation Study area included terrestrial and riverbank habitat along the RBL/ADP N o significant ecological resources were present -- N o critical or sensitive habitats -- N o habitat reflective o f public concerns (e.g., game habitat) -- N o listed threatened or endangered species The absence of significant ecological resources leads to a lack o f ecological exposures, and hence no significant ecological risks EIDi56258 PreMmiiiary Risk Evaliiaton - So Observed Arsenic values were comparable to site background levels. ______ # E ID 156259 28 Preliminary Risk Evaluation -ProductionWells PSL is the preliminary screening level for FC-143; AL is the action level for iead.

CADMIUM (Cd) ftone copper (cm> i 1 None CHROMIUM (Cr) iNojg- Nonemercury (Hoi . lead (Pb) None NoneCHROMIUM-HEX (Cr + 6)u -Nonenickel (Ni) L t None..ZINC (Zn) , L thallium(ti) i None None -J L_ J L.

McCleary, Jackson Lab October 19,1994 Final Report, Lead in Blood Analysis C.

May 24, 1994 National Fttint& Coatings Association TO: from: RE; Air Quality Committee Architectural Coatings Committee Industrial coatings Committee Labeling and product safety Committee Manufacturing Management Committee water Quality/Waste Management committee soonie MeDavid, Assistant Director Environmental Affairs DRAFT Green Seal Standard on Anti-Corrosive .Paints Enclosed is a DRAFT Green Seal Environmental Criteria for Anti corrosive Paints dated May 20, 1994.

Neither attorney-client privilege nor work product immunity protects information, including attorney thought processes and impressions, which could lead to admissible evidence that documents were destroyed to prevent them from falling into the hands of potential plaintiffs, and which could lead to evidence relevant to Westinghouse1s plans to destroy documents.

Dioxins are also produced by the manufacture of pulp and paper, by the combustion of wood in the presence of chlorine, by fires involving chlorinated benzenes and biphenyls (e.g., PCBs), by the exhaust of automobiles burning leaded fuel, and by municipal solid waste incin erators.

Minutes The minutes of the July 20, 1990, meeting were approved as revised, reflecting the OECD lead chemical representatives' meeting on June 9, 1990, and the Committee action taken to approve joining the National Association of Manufacturers/Chamber of Commerce coalition opposing proposed legislation on OSHA criminal penalties. 3.

Wastes such as VCM emissions, empty lead bags, waste oil, and filter cake continue to be reduced.

Violation of such order may lead to sanctions under SDWA Section 1414, 42 U.S.C. 300g-3(g)(3)(A) and 40 C.F.R. 19.4, Table 2, which may include penalties of up to $67,544 per day of violation.

In males, however, higher than normal levels of estrogen can inhibit the production of sperm and the growth of testes, leading to infertility.

It will lead fibre users to conclude that rock/slag wool is more hazar dous than glass wool.

Lead leached from soldered copper joints far exceeded then current and proposed EPA standards for lead in drinking water.

AAi/-*886 (continu d) Data for Total Metals mg/Kg Component Name Arsenic, total Barium, total Cadmium, total Chromium, total Lead, total Mercury, total Silver, total Antimony, total Thallium, total Beryllium, total Nickel, total Data for TCLP Metals mg/L Component Name Arsenic, TCLP Barium, TCLP Cadmium, TCLP Chromium, TCLP Lead, TCLP Mercury, TCLP Selenium, TCLP Silver, TCLP Data for TCLP Semi-Volatiles ug/L Component Name 1,4-Dichlorobenzene Hexachloroethane Nitrobenzene Hexachlorobutadiene 2,4-Dinitrotoluene Hexachlorobenzene Cresols, total 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol 2,4,5-Trichlorophenol Concentration Not Det 110 7 130 Not Det Not Det 14 Not Det Not Det Not Det 480 Component MDL .1 5 1 3 8 .1 2 10 10 2 5 Concentration Not Det .9 Not Det .09 .15 Not Det .024 Not Det Compon nt MDL . 005 .1 .01 . 03 .04 .005 .005 .03 Concentration Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Not Det Component MDL 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 50 'S1 045848 -- Mr.

DESCRIPTION 000.0001 000.0003 000.0001 099.0000 000.0003 000.0001 ARSENIC COMPOUNDS LEAD COMPOUNDS CHROMIUM (HEXAVALENT) LIMESTONE LEAD ARSENIC COMPOUNDS NEXT RESPONSE: RMCASINQ NEXT KEY: NO MORE CAS NUMBERS TO BE DISPLAYED 21708003 BFG16183

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