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Project Information
Title: Chenega-Area Shoreline Residual Oiling Reduction 96291
Project Year and Number: 1996: 96291
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 1999: 99291, 1998: 98291, 1997: 97291, 1996: 96291-2
Principal Investigator (PI): Christine Brodersen (NOAA)
Managing Agency: ADEC
Assisting Personnel: Dan Easton, Ginny Fay, Jay Ginter, Larry Holland, Marie Larsen, Dianne Munson, Jeep Rice, Jeff Short
Research Location: Prince William Sound
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Subsistence
Abstract: Significant concentrations of surface and subsurface residual oil from the Exxon Valdez spill remain at locations in southwest PWS near the village of Chenega Bay. Residents continue to express uncertainty about the health of subsistence resources in the area and cite residual oiling as the source of that uncertainty. This project would reduce or remove tar, asphalt, emulsion, and contaminated soils from shorelines identified as high priority by the village residents.Proposal: Not Available
Reports:
Final Report: See Project 98291
Publications from this Project: None Available