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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977300
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
6/22/1982
Doc Name
SOIL TRANSECT SAMPLING FOR RADIONUCLIDES FOR THE ORE SORTER REJECT & MINE WASTE DUMP COTTER CORP
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V <br />RESULTS AND DISCUSSION <br />The Analytical reports from Hazen are enclosed with this report as Appendix <br />A. The soils have a high sand content and range in texture from a sand <br />(one sample) to a sandy clay loam (one sample), most being loamy sands <br />or sandy loamy. Fbst are very low in clay and therefore low in cation <br />exchange capacity. Soil pH for all samples is neutral to mildly alkaline. <br />salt content as determined by conductivity measurement is also low for <br />all samples. <br />Analyses for radium and uranium revealed no anomalous or above background <br />concentrations in any sample (i.e., concentrations exceeding what might <br />be considered "typical" baseline levels of these elements in "typical" <br />soils). Variation between depths or with increasing distance from the <br />waste rock dump were indeterminate. These results indicate that radionuclide <br />migration has not occurred to any detectable extent. Given the reasonable <br />homogeneity of the entire waste rock area, this conclusion should also <br />hold true for areas not sampled. <br />
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