Lower Duwamish Waterway Superfund: Muckleshoot and Suquamish Nations
Author:
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Date Published:
2015
Description:
The Lower Duwamiah Waterway Superfund Site is located in the Puget Sound, on the ancestral lands of the Muckleshoot and Suquamish Nations. The Lower Duwamiah Waterway is a traditional use area of the tribes and under CERCLA there are 21 river kilometers of the waterway that are contaminated.
- The Muckleshoot and the Suquamish signed a MOU (2005) to help coordinate site investigations and response actions on the tribes’ ancestral lands.
- NPL documents of interest may be available through ITEP’s resource library.
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