Nutrients, pesticides, surfactants, and trace metals in ground water from the Howe and Mud Lake areas upgradient from the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Idaho

Department of Energy Programmatic Spent Nuclear Fuel Management and Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programs draft environmental impact statement. Volume 1, Appendix B: Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Spent Nuclear Fuel Management Program

“…By 1988 the tritium plume had receded inside the site boundary, and its size has continued to decrease (Pittman et al 1988;Orr and Cecil 1991;Orr et al 1991 be causing these contaminants to enter the northeastern portion of the site in concentrations comparable to those in nearby irrigated areas (Robertson et ai. 1974;Edwards et al 1990).…”

Final environmental impact statement for the construction and operation of an independent spent fuel storage installation to store the Three Mile Island Unit 2 spent fuel at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory. Docket Number 72-20

“…By 1988 the levels of nitrate decreased to below the maximum contaminant level. Irrigation in the Mud Lake area might be causing these contaminants to enter the northeastern portion of the site in concentrations comparable to those in nearby irrigated areas Robertson et al, 1974;Edwards et al, 1990).…”