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Plans and Practices for Groundwater Protection at the Los Alamos National Laboratory Final Report (2007) / Chapter Skim
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1 Introduction
Pages 5-10

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... , LANL representatives paraphrased portions of 3 The Pueblo de San Ildefonso is a federally recognized Native American 1 Los Alamos National Security LLC is a consortium of Bechtel, the tribal government -- one of nineteen pueblos still in existence in New Mexico University of California, BWX Technologies, and Washington Group Inter- and one of five Tewa-speaking tribes. The Pueblo's 30,271-acre reservation national.
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... NATIONAL FOREST UT CO AZ OK A Kron 10/11/06 NM TX Tierra Amarilla TAOS COUNTY RIO ARRIBA COUNTY Taos LOS ALAMOS Taos COUNTY Los Alamos Santa Fe Grants Los Alamos Albuquerque Santa Fe NEW MEXICO SANDOVAL COUNTY SANTA Socorro nde FE G ra Bernalillo COUNTY Rio Albuquerque Las Cruces BERNALILLO COUNTY FIGURE 1.1 Location of Los Alamos National Laboratory in northern New Mexico.
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... The LANL site itself is located on lands the Consent Order, the program is to be completed by about historically occupied by Native Americans and immediately 2015 -- with continuing long-term monitoring and site adjacent to several active pueblos. While confining its delib- stewardship.
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... system -- ways that are both scientifically meaningful and Chapter 5 addresses monitoring activities themselves -- well reassuring to citizens. Introduced in Chapter 3, the use of drilling, sampling, sample analysis, and data quality.
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... Peer-reviewed publication is the help authenticate LANL's groundwater protection program. standard of science.
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