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The Plume That Would Not Die

New Mexico Environment Department Has A Plan
August March
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The Plume that Would Not Die
The groundwater treatment plant at Kirtland Air Force Base, where granular activated carbon filters remove toxic ethylene dibromide (EDB) from groundwater extracted from the contamination plume. Treated water contains no detectable contaminant levels and is used to water the Kirtland golf course, or it’s reinjected back into the aquifer. (US Air Force)
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