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Return to the main Resources pageCheyenne River Sioux Tribe Brownfields State and Tribal Response Program |
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Montana State University provided the necessary training and educational guidance to successfully inventory and lab-pack hazardous chemicals at 5 schools on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation. This work was accomplished in collaboration with the Cheyenne River Sioux Environmental Protection Department, Cheyenne Eagle Butte High School, Dupree School, Takini School, Timber Lake High School, and Tiospaye Topa School. Chemicals lab-packed include neurotoxins, carcinogens, suspected carcinogens, strong oxidizers, corrosive, caustic, toxic, ignitable, flammable, and potentially explosive chemicals. The schools’ total student population is 668 and 84% Native American. A total of 1,750 pounds of chemicals were lab-packed by a hazardous waste broker and removed from the school system to a proper disposal/storage facility. For more information: http://www.peakstoprairies.org/library/healthy_schools/chemcleanout/inde x.cfm?Page=Appendix&Appendix=case_studies#head |
Audience: Educational, Tribes,
Youth Environmental Issue: chemicals/toxics,
human health Project
Type: community,
construction/buildings, schools,
waste management Resource Type: case study, fact
sheet/checklist, success story, training, website Contact name: Myla Kelly, Peaks to Prairies Coordinator Contact email: myla.kelly@montana.edu Contact phone: (406) 994-6948 Source: Peaks to Prairies Pollution Prevention Information Center, Region 8 Year: 2008 |
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