Photos of contaminated sites
Acid Mine Drainage seepage on Murchison Street adjoining house that had over
4,590 mg/kg lead in front yard. |

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The Stitt River flows into the Pieman River on the southern edge of the
Tarkine - another river fast becoming another Queen and King River as a
result of acid mine drainage from the Mt Lyell mine. |

Queen River Queenstown - the effects of Acid Mine
Drainage from Mt Lyell mine will quite possibly last for thousands of years.
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MMG’s Avebury mine operations
south west of Zeehan were suspended in 2011 because arsenic levels in the ore
exceeded international shipping guidelines. MMG CEO Andrew Michelmore said “When
we produce a 20-plus per cent nickel concentrate, we end up with over 2000 parts
per million arsenic and the permit for shipping is 2000 parts per million,” he
said. The Avebury operations are closer than 100m to a waterway as this photo
shows.
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Behind Gormanston - lead in
drinking water here also - other metals not mentioned.
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For Sale at Gormanston - property
overlooking the Linda Valley to Lake Burbury. Property formerly owned by the
Oates family whose children were poisoned with lead. The DHHS relocated the
family out of the west coast. West Coast Council have refused to provide
Information Notes about reducing health risks from exposure to heavy metals with
Cert 337 in conveyancing for contaminated properties on the west coast. This
property has been for sale for several years. Many properties that West
Coast Council have resumed ownership on for non payment of rates have been put
up for sale.
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Zeehan smelter waste - ongoing legacy for our wildlife |
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