Guideline for the Management of Acid Aulphate Materials - RTA

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Acknowledgments This guideline was prepared by staff of the Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW (RTA) in conjunction with Umwelt Environmental Consultants. The RTA would like to thank the people who provided comment during the review of the document. Printed Copies of this guideline are uncontrolled
Foreword The RTA is committed to improving its management systems to achieve sustainable environmental outcomes for road development, construction and asset management. The Guidelines for the Management of Acid Sulfate Materials: Acid Sulfate Soils, Acid Sulfate Rock and Monosulfidic Black Ooze provide procedures for the environmental impact assessment, identification, investigation and management of Acid Sulfate Materials. I commend these guidelines for use by all RTA staff, contractors and consultants. Paul Forward Chief Executive Printed Copies of this guideline are uncontrolled
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PART 3 Glossary and Technical Refer
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9.0 References AbiGroup (2001). Aci
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Bush R T and Sullivan L A (1997).
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on Acid Sulfate Soils. Ind. Instit.
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Pons, L J (1973). Outline of the ge
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van Breeman N (1973). Soil forming
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APPENDIX 1 National Water Quality M
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Table 1: Recommended Levels of Prot
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APPENDIX 2 Summary of Policies and
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APPENDIX 3 Impacts of Acid Sulfate
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3. Human and Animal Health Humans a
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