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Monitoring wells replaced; consultants preparing technical analysis for DEP to clarify PFAS source
Summary
CMG Environmental said it replaced two monitoring wells and is preparing a phase-2/phase-3 technical analysis for MassDEP to support conclusions about whether low-level PFAS detections distant from the landfill originate on site.
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Magnuson told the board that five of the seven original monitoring wells were installed through waste and did not meet long-term monitoring protocol, so the team has replaced two wells and abandoned the old in-waste wells. He said the project will replace two more wells when site grading allows access and that the semiannual testing returned consistent data in April.
He described preparing higher-level technical analyses (phase 2/3) used elsewhere to argue that low-level PFAS detections 0.75 miles away are unlikely to be sourced by the landfill based on chemistry; he cautioned, however, that Massachusetts regulation places the burden on responsible parties to provide convincing data to demonstrate otherwise and that any submission to DEP could take months to prepare.
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