Mark your calendars for a community event next month on Thursday, Sept. 25 in Northport, Washington, hosted by Washington Ecology, EPA, and Citizens for a Clean Columbia. All are welcome!
EPA’s Upper Columbia River site Superfund support document & press release
Upper Columbia River Superfund Support DocumentDownload Upper Columbia Superfunf NPL Press ReleaseDownload
Northport Community Meeting Summary
CCC and the EPA hosted a community meeting at Northport High School on July 17. EPA Representatives and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Nation presented updates on an ongoing investigation regarding contamination of the Upper Columbia River.
Remedial Investigation Feasibility Study Update
CCC Information Sheet: Remedial Investigation Feasibility Study Update, Sept. 2022
U.S. EPA to Conduct More Soil Cleanup This Summer/Fall within Town of Northport
EPA is performing additional soil cleanup work at 15 properties within Northport during summer/fall 2022.
2020 Draft Human Health Risk Assessment Public Guide
The Lake Roosevelt Forum recently published the Public Guide of the 2020 Draft Human Health Risk Assessment for the Lake Roosevelt and Upper Columbia River.
Human Health Risk Assessment Perspectives from CCC
Mindy Smith, M.D. M.S.CCC Board Secretary In concert with EPA’s release of the draft Upper Columbia RI/FS Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA), I was asked to work with Citizens for a Clean Columbia (CCC) board members to give our sense of public and CCC perceptions about the document and process of sharing information. These impressions … Continue reading Human Health Risk Assessment Perspectives from CCC
EPA 2020 Soil Cleanup of Northport, Washington
During the next couple of months, the EPA will clean up the soil on 16 properties located within Northport town limits.
Human Health Risk Assessment Webinar
Attend June 10th or June 15th webinar on the EPA's Human Health Risk Assessment of Northport to voice your comments/concerns.
Canadian mining company must pay Colville tribe costs tied to clean-up of Upper Columbia River
Sat., June 15, 2019 Matt Wolohan squats near a sandbar on the Columbia River. (Jesse Tinsley / The Spokesman-Review) By: Kip Hill The U.S. Supreme Court this week declined to hear the latest appeal from a Canadian mining firm that has been blamed for contamination of the Upper Columbia River north of Kettle Falls. Teck … Continue reading Canadian mining company must pay Colville tribe costs tied to clean-up of Upper Columbia River