Community Environmental Monitoring Program (CEMP) of the Eagle Mine, Marquette County, Michigan



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Community Environmental Monitoring Program (CEMP) of the Eagle Mine, Marquette County, Michigan Abbie Debiak Field Ecologist abbie@superiorwatersheds.org www.superiorwatersheds.org (906)228-6095 ext. 18

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CEMP Independent Monitoring The CEMP consists of four main components: 1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits 2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits 3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance 4. Community outreach to inform the public and provide opportunities for the community to provide input

CEMP Independent Monitoring The CEMP consists of four main components: 1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits 2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits 3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance 4. Community outreach to inform the public and provide opportunities for the community to provide input

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits CEMP Verifies Eagle Mine s Environmental Monitoring Required by Two Permits: - Mining Permit - Facilities (Temporary Development Rock Storage Area, influent) - Groundwater - Surface Water - Flora/Fauna - Groundwater Discharge Permit - Wastewater Treatment Facility Discharge (effluent) - Groundwater Humboldt Mill Eagle Mine

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits Mining Permit Mining Permit Facilities Temporary Development Rock Storage Area Influent Groundwater Surface Water Flora/Fauna

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits Groundwater Discharge Permit Groundwater Discharge Permit Wastewater Treatment Facility Discharge (effluent) Groundwater

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits

1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits

CEMP Independent Monitoring The CEMP consists of four main components: 1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits 2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits 3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance 4. Community outreach to inform the public and provide opportunities for the community to provide input

2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits Transportation Route Monitoring Independent Monitoring: Surface Water Quality Air Quality (Portable Air Station) Noise Impacts

2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits Air Quality Monitoring CEMP Air Quality Monitoring Program Components: CEMP Air/Met Station Big Bay Eagle Mine Air/Met Station Mine Site Portable Unit Mine Site Humboldt Mill (with RT Floating Met Station) Transportation Route

2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits Air Quality Monitoring CEMP Air/Met Station (Big Bay) Particulates (PM10) - Continuous Particulates (PM2.5) EPA Schedule Metals Quarterly Meteorological Data - Continuous Wind Direction Wind Speed Air Temperature Relative Humidity Solar Radiation

2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits EPA/DEQ Air Quality Monitoring Schedule Air Quality Monitoring CEMP Air/Met Station (Big Bay) Particulates (PM10) - Continuous Particulates (PM2.5) EPA Schedule Metals Quarterly Meteorological Data - Continuous Wind Direction Wind Speed Air Temperature Relative Humidity Solar Radiation

2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits Air Quality Monitoring RT Air/Met Station (Mine Site) Particulates (PM10) Continuous Meteorological Data - Continuous Wind Direction Wind Speed Air Temperature Relative Humidity Solar Radiation Portable Air Quality Monitoring Capable of Monitoring Continuous (24-hour) PM10, PM2.5, PM1 Portable can be sited anywhere

CEMP Independent Monitoring The CEMP consists of four main components: 1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits 2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits 3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance 4. Community outreach to inform the public and provide opportunities for the community to provide input

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance www.cempmonitoring.com

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance Publication of Results

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance Publication of Results www.cempmonitoring.com

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance Publication of Results

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance

3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance QAL005A Elevation ft (MSL) MIN 1450.49 MAX 1456.88 AVG 1453.284 RANGE 6.39

Mine Permit Groundwater: QAL024A PARAMETER EVENT DATE UNIT BENCHMARK VALUE RESULT PARAMETER EVENT DATE UNIT BENCHMARK VALUE RESULT Alkalinity, Bicarbonate 3/10/14 mg/l 24 26 7/29/14 mg/l 24 29 Chloride 3/10/14 mg/l 1.4 58 5/14/14 mg/l 1.4 100 7/29/14 mg/l 1.4 120 11/13/14 mg/l 1.4 110 11/13/14 mg/l 24 31

CEMP Independent Monitoring The CEMP consists of four main components: 1. Environmental monitoring required by Eagle Mine s permits 2. Environmental monitoring not required by State or Federal Permits 3. Publication of results and rating of environmental performance 4. Community outreach to inform the public and provide opportunities for the community to provide input

4. Community Outreach Upload data to CEMP website Monthly Summary Reports Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) Contacts/meetings with concerned citizens/organizations Keweenaw Bay Indian Community U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Yellow Dog Watershed Preserve

4. Community Outreach www.cempmonitoring.com

4. Community Outreach

4. Community Outreach

4. Community Outreach

Community Input Air Quality Monitoring in Powell Township (PM 2.5, PM 10, Metals) Transportation Route Monitoring (Air, Surface Water, and Noise) Humboldt Pit Surface Water Discharge Noise and Vibration Studies Mine Ventilation Air Raise DEQ required stack test results Snow Melt Monitoring

Questions? Abbie Debiak Field Ecologist abbie@superiorwatersheds.org www.superiorwatersheds.org (906)228-6095 ext. 18