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San Juan County: EPA Toxic Release Inventory

0 active of 0 registered facilities

Superfund Sites

EPA National Priorities List — includes sites already cleaned up, marked as such below.

BONITA PEAK MINING DISTRICT · UNINCORPORATEDCURRENTLY ON THE FINAL NPL

Facilities in Violation (EPA ECHO)

UPPER ANIMAS SAND AND GRAVEL PIT 2 · SILVERTONViolation Identified
GRIZZLY PEAK WATER SALESViolation Identified
UPPER ANIMAS SAND AND GRAVEL PIT 1 · SILVERTONViolation Identified
SILVERTON TOWN OF · SILVERTONViolation Identified

Air quality, year by year

Days by air-quality category at monitors in San Juan County. Green = good, amber = moderate, red = unhealthy for someone. From EPA's Air Quality System.

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Latest year: median AQI 12, max 57. Bars are shorter in years with fewer monitored days, not necessarily cleaner air.

TRI-Registered Facilities

Source: U.S. EPA Toxic Release Inventory, ECHO, Superfund (SEMS NPL). Registration or a violation listed does not by itself indicate a current health hazard.

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