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Da Nang International Airport’s efforts to clean up 80,000m3 ofdioxin-contaminated soil and sediments by 2016, with support from theUnited States Agency for International Development (USAID), are runningaccording to schedule.
The four-year project is part of a rangeof measures implemented to address the toxic remains of chemicalsdispersed during the Vietnam War.
The project’s firststage has been underway, during which USAID contractors dug up 45,000 m3of soil tainted with dioxin, using 1,254 heating wells and otherremediation structures, Director of Da Nang City’s Department of NaturalResources and the Environment Nguyen Dieu told visiting Deputy Ministerof Natural Resources and Environment Bui Cach Tuyen on October 2.
Tuyen hailed the department for its part in the project, and called for the second stage to be started soon.
The US government has also committed to increasing Vietnam’s capacity to clean-up other locations outside Da Nang airport
Using an In-Pile Thermal Desorption (IPTD) system, batches ofcontaminated soil and sediment will be placed in a container and heatedto a temperature of 335 degrees Celsius, which will destroyapproximately 95 percent of dioxins.
Th soil is later removed from the container and tested for traces of contaminants before being put back.
Da Nang’s former US air base is considered a dioxin “hot spot” due toits high levels of dioxin. Other dioxin polluted spots include Bien Hoain the southwestern province of Dong Nai./.
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