Backfilling at Decommissioned Power Plant

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Backfilling at Decommissioned Power Plant

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Decommissioned Power Plant. This photo shows Bering Sea Eccotech's progress toward backfilling the site at the end of this work day.

Location: St. Paul Island, Alaska

Site: NOAA Site 18/Two Party Agreement 9c, Decommissioned Power Plant

[Media Creator: Greg Gervais / Affiliation: NOAA Pribilof Project Office]
Photographs Documenting Environmental Cleanup Projects, and Social and Economic Life, on the Pribilof Islands, Alaska

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19/10/2007

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The U.S. National Archives

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