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List of sites in the Environmental Cleanup Program with their own web pages. These pages are for certain sites that may have significant public interest.
Ashland Railroad Yard Cleanup
The Ashland Railroad Yard is a vacant 20-acre parcel owned by Union Pacific near downtown. DEQ has approved Union Pacific Railroad’s plan to begin clean up at the site in mid-2017 to remove most of the contamination from the site and enable Union Pacific to potentially sell all, or a portion, of the property.
Astoria Marine Construction
Bradford Island at Bonneville Dam
Columbia Slough Sediment Project
Lebanon Groundwater Contamination Site
NE Portland Scrap Yard
A five-alarm fire started on March 12, 2018 at a scrap yard called NW Metals in northeast Portland.
Northstar Development
Portland Harbor
River Street Warehouse Fire Asbestos Response
The Oregon DEQ and U.S. EPA are collecting and removing debris that contains asbestos. The debris comes from the May 14 warehouse fire at 1300 N. River St., Portland.
Ross Island
Willamette River Sediment Study