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The Onondaga Lake Cleanup, One of the Largest Remediation Projects in the Country, Was Designed with Major Consideration for Minimizing Odors.
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News Archives: Community Health & Safety
Honeywell Continues Preparations for Onondaga Lake Dredging and Capping; Community Health and Safety Remains Top Priority
Community Health and Safety Remains Top Priority
As Preparations for Lake Dredging Continue, Archaeological Experts Work with Honeywell Under Federal and State Oversight to Determine Plans for Onondaga Lake Underwater Archaeological Objects
In preparation for Onondaga Lake dredging and capping, archaeologists from the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum completed a thorough investigation to determine the existence and significance of underwater objects that may be affected by cleanup activities. The study was done in …
2011 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
Major Milestone Reached in Cleanup of Onondaga Lake as Primary Source of Contaminated Groundwater Cut Off
120 Central New Yorkers Worked on the Underground Barrier Wall That Helps Prepare for Lake Dredging in 2012
Start of Pipeline Construction Marks Major Milestone in Onondaga Lake Restoration
Local Companies Supply and Transport Materials; Safety and Sustainability Key Elements of Pipeline Design and Operation
2010 Onondaga Lake Cleanup Annual Report
Up to 85 New Jobs for Onondaga Lake Restoration Work – Work Starts Early Next Year
Preparations Underway for Upcoming Activities; Health and Safety Plan Released by State Environmental Authorities
Construction Begins on Area that Will Hold Material Removed from Onondaga Lake
Community Health and Safety Plans, Reviewed by State Authorities, in Place to Monitor Air and Control Dust
Progress Continues as Steel Panels are Installed for Final Phase of Underground Barrier Wall
Once Complete Primary Source of Groundwater Contamination Will No Longer Reach Onondaga Lake
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