Definitional Mission Report: Spolana Chemical Works - Neratovice, CSFR (September 1990-July 1991).

摘要

The report documents the findings of a U.S. Trade and Development Program (TDP)-funded definitional mission to examine the need for hazardous waste disposal site remediation at Spolana Chemical Works in Neratovice. The hazardous waste threat is comprised of 3 major components: (1) recently admitted discharge of hazardous waste from product lines; (2) serious contamination of these buildings with TCDD - Dioxin; and (3) pollution of the Elbe River from hazardous chemicals leaking from surface impoundments on the bank of the Elbe. The potential for U.S. exports to assist in Spolana remediations is excellent. This is considered a high priority site and its remediation will be a model for the entire nation. The multiplier effect from this situation will be very large since products and services used in a successful cleanup at Neratovice will undoubtedly be applied to the very many other sites in Czechoslovakia. Both Spolana personnel and Czechoslovakia environmental experts strongly desire U.S. assistance. The consultant recommends that TDP fund a feasibility study of remediation for the Spolana Chemical Works environmental problems identified.