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DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDIES 2006 STUDY PLANS
CHAPTER 7. TRACE ELEMENTS
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DRAFT TRACE ELEMENTS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS............................................................................................................................7-i
LIST OF TABLES (attached) ....................................................................................................................7-ii
LIST OF FIGURES (attached) ..................................................................................................................7-ii
7. TRACE ELEMENTS ..........................................................................................................................7-1
7.1 Mine Studies ..............................................................................................................................7-1 7.2 Transportation Corridor Studies ................................................................................................7-2
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDIES, PROPOSED 2006 STUDY PLAN DRAFT
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LIST OF TABLES (attached)
Table 7.1-1, Study Summary for Trace Elements, Mine Studies, 2004-2006
Table 7.1-2a, Sample Site Period-of-Record Index, Trace Elements, Pebble West
Table 7.1-2b, Sample Site Period-of-Record Index, Trace Elements, Pebble East
Table 7.1-3, Trace Element Analytical Sampling Estimate, Mine Study, 2006
Table 7.2-1a, Study Summary for Trace Elements, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006, SLR
Table 7.2-1b, Study Summary for Trace Elements in Vegetation, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006
Table 7.2-1c, Study Summary for Trace Elements in Sediment, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006
Table 7.2-2, Sample Site Period-of-Record Index, Trace Elements Study, Transportation Corridor
Table 7.2-3, Trace Element Analytical Sampling Estimate, Transportation Corridor, 2006
LIST OF FIGURES (attached)
Figure 7.1-1, Existing and Proposed, Naturally Occurring Constituents, Sampling Locations for Soil, Sediment and Vegetation, Mine Study Area
Figure 7.2-1, Trace Elements, Transportation Corridor, Study Area and Sampling Locations
DRAFT TRACE ELEMENTS
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7. TRACE ELEMENTS
This document summarizes the proposed scope of work for the 2006 trace elements study program for Pebble Project. The 2005 study plan for trace elements is documented in Chapter 7 of the Draft Environmental Baseline Studies, Proposed 2005 Study Plan; the following discussion indicates where the 2006 program differs from that presented for 2005.
7.1 Mine Studies Table 7.1-1 summarizes study activities in 2004, 2005, and 2006. Figure 7.1-1 shows the sampling locations for the mine study area, and Tables 7.1-2a and b summarize sampling at those locations in 2004, 2005, and 2006.
The 2006 study will characterize naturally occurring constituents (e.g., trace elements) in:
• Surface soil.
• Terrestrial vegetation that is used as forage by wildlife or as food or medicine by humans.
• Aquatic vegetation associated with lakes and ponds in the mine study area.
• Sediment found in tundra lakes and ponds and in streams.
Subsurface soil samples will not be collected in 2006 because review of data from the 2004 and 2005 sampling programs indicated that the results from samples collected at depth were equal to or less than the concentrations from surface samples.
A subset of surface-soil samples will be analyzed for total organic carbon (also referred to as fraction organic carbon) and petroleum hydrocarbons as diesel-range organics and residual-range organics.
The number of samples to be collected in 2006 is summarized by area and study on Table 7.1-3. Two sampling events will be conducted for terrestrial vegetation. The rationale for the sampling this year is twofold:
• The short-term goal of the program is to collect data from two years at each location. Since some locations were only added last year, an additional round of sampling is needed at these new locations. This is a subset of the locations sampled in the mine study area in 2005.
• Identification of the new eastern deposit (Pebble East) requires characterization of baseline conditions in the watershed in the vicinity of this new deposit. Surface soil samples, vegetation samples, pond and lake water samples, and pond and lake sediment samples will be collected from sample sites in Pebble East.
Differences in sampling for Pebble West from year to year are summarized in Table 7-1.2a. Sampling for Pebble East is summarized in Table 7.1-2b. A total of 16 ponds will be sampled as part of this program.
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Stream and lake sediment sampling will be conducted as outlined in Section 7.1.2.2 of the 2005 study plan, with an additional chemical analysis included. This new analysis, which involves total sulfur and acid volatile sulfide/simultaneously extracted metals (AVS-SEM), is designed to evaluate the bioavailability of trace elements in sediment. Pond sampling is intended to be conducted in coordination with the water quality team so that sediment and aquatic vegetation samples are temporally co-located.
7.2 Transportation Corridor Studies The study program for the transportation corridor will be conducted as outlined in Section 7.2 of the 2005 study plan, but additional sampling, focusing on trace elements in soil and vegetation, will be conducted in areas within the transportation corridor east of Summit Lake (Figure 7.2-1). In addition to locations sampled in 2004, new locations sampled in 2006 will include additional natural drainages and habitats typical of the areas east of the lake.
The methodology for sampling is identical to that presented in Section 7.2.2.2 of the 2005 study plan. Sampling in 2006 will include soil, plants (berries and vegetative portions kept separate), pond sediment, surface water, and aquatic plants, and stream sediment and surface water media. Consistent with other trace element work done on the transportation corridor, only a single sampling event is planned for 2006. Tables 7.2-1a, b, and c summarize study activities in 2004, 2005, and 2006 (Mine Studies Area in Table 7.2-1a, and Transportation Corridor in Tables 7.2-1b and c). Table 7.2-2 summarizes the sampling at each sample location in 2004, 2005, and 2006. The number of samples of each medium proposed for 2006 is summarized in Table 7.2-3.
2004 2005 2006
Discipline Data Collected or Tasks (some done by
CH2M Hill) Data Collected or Tasks Tasks to be CompletedTrace Elements Mine Study Area
Information Gathering Information Gathering Information GatheringScope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan2004 Study Plan 2005 Study Plan 2006 Study Plan SummarySoil Sampling (Aug/Sep) Soil sampling (July and August) QAPP update: aquatic speciesVegetation Sampling (Aug/Sep) - leaves and berries
Vegetation Sampling (July - leaves; Aug - leaves and berries)
Aquatic plant sampling
QAPP review Aquatic plant sampling (August) Aquatic pond sediment samplingQAPP update Coordination with HDR and BEESCData Entry and Analysis Data Analysis Communication and Data Management Communication and Data Management Coordination with NDM & Agencies, monthly reporting
Coordination with NDM, agency meetings, and monthly reporting
Mercury/methylmercury fish tissue analysis Stream Sediment and Surface Water Data Analysis 2004 Progress Report Fish Tissue Data Analysis
Draft Environmental Baseline DocumentSoil sampling (July)Terrestrial Vegetation Sampling (July - leaves only; Aug - leaves and berries)
Table 7.1-1Pebble Project Environmental Studies
Study Summary for Trace Elements, Mine Studies, 2004-2006Consultant: SLR Alaska
Table 7.1-2aPebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements, Pebble West
Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D20042005 V V V2006 V V V 20042005 V V V2006 V V V2004 V V2005 V V V200620042005 V V2006 V V 20042005 V2006 F V20042005 V2006 F V2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V V200520062004 V V2005 V2006 20042005 V2006 V 20042005 V V V2006 V V V 2004 V2005 V V V2006 V V V2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V200620042005 V2006 F V2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V V V2006 V V V2004 V2005 V20062004 V V2005 V V V20062004 V2005 V200620042005 V2006 V 20042005 V2006 V 2004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V V V V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V
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Table 7.1-2aPebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements, Pebble West
Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N DVegetation Soil
Monitoring Site YearPond Sediment
Period Of Record By Discipline
2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V V2005 V V V2006 20042005 V2006 V20042005 V2006 V 2004 V V2005 V20062004 V2005 V V V2006 V V V20042005 V2006 V2004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V 2005 V V V2006 V 20042005 V2006 V 20042005 V2006 V 2004 2005 V V V2006 V V V 2004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V V V2005 V V V V2006 2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V V V2006 V V V20042005 V2006 V 2004 2005 V V V2006 V V V 2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V V V2005 V V2006 2004 2005 V2006 V2004 2005 V2006 V2004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V20062004 V V2005 V V V2006 2004 V V V2005 V V V V2006 20042005 V2006 V 20042005 V2006 V 2004 V2005 V2006
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Table 7.1-2aPebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements, Pebble West
Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N DVegetation Soil
Monitoring Site YearPond Sediment
Period Of Record By Discipline
2004 V2005 V20062004 V2005 V200620042005 V2006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V200420052006 F V2004 F V20052006 2004 V200520062004 V200520062004 V200520062004 F V20052006 2004 V200520062004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 F V20052006 2004 F V20052006 2004 F V20052006 2004 F V20052006 2004 F20052006 2004 V200520062004 F V20052006 2004 F20052006
KEY:Soil and/or vegetation sampled in both 2004 and 2005 (61 locations; 13 for plants).Proposed 2006 sample location. 16 tundra ponds, 7 vegetation locations, 13 soil-only locations.Site sampled in 2004 only.
F Sediment samples collected. V Vegetation samples collected from various plant species.
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Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D200420052006 V V V200420052006 V V V200420052006 V 200420052006 V V V200420052006 V 200420052006 V 200420052006 V V V200420052006 V 200420052006 V 200420052006 V V V200420052006 V 200420052006 V 200420052006 V V V200420052006 V 200420052006 V V V 200420052006 V V
KEY:F Sediment samples collected. V Vegetation samples collected from various plant species.
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Table 7.1-2bPebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements, Pebble East
Monitoring Site YearVegetation SoilPond Sediment
Period of Record By Discipline
Pebble West - July (SLR)Soil Terrestrial Veg1 Aquatic Veg1 Pond Sed2 Stream SW Stream Sediment Totals
Primary 30 36 24 9 0 0 99Duplicate 3 3 3 1 0 0 10QA 3 3 3 1 0 0 10Totals 36 42 30 11 0 0 119
Pebble East - July (SLR)Soil Terrestrial Veg1 Aquatic Veg1 Pond Sed Stream SW Stream Sediment Totals
Primary 16 28 0 0 0 0 44Duplicate 2 3 0 0 0 0 5QA 2 3 0 0 0 0 5Totals 20 34 0 0 0 0 54
Pebble West - August (SLR)Soil Terrestrial Veg1 Aquatic Veg1 Pond Sed2 Stream SW Stream Sediment Totals
Primary 0 54 40 15 0 0 109Duplicate 0 5 4 2 0 0 11QA 0 5 4 2 0 0 11Totals 0 64 48 19 0 0 131
Pebble East - August (SLR)Soil Terrestrial Veg1 Aquatic Veg1 Pond Sed3 Stream SW Stream Sediment Totals
Primary 0 42 4 3 0 0 49Duplicate 0 4 1 1 0 0 6QA 0 4 1 1 0 0 6Totals 0 50 6 5 0 0 61
1 Assumes four species per location, plus two berry samples per upland location.2 Assumes three samples for every two ponds (two samples at larger ponds, one at smaller ponds).3 Assumes three samples from one pond.
Table 7.1-3Trace Element Analytical Sampling Estimate
Mine Studies, 2006
Table 7.2-1aPebble Project Environmental Studies
Study Summary for Trace Elements, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006Consultant: SLR Alaska
2004 2005 2006 Discipline Data Collected or Tasks Data Collected or Tasks Tasks to be Completed
Trace Elements Transportation Corridor None Information Gathering Information Gathering
BEESC Study Plan Review Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan2004 Progress Report 2006 Study Plan SummaryData Analysis Coordination with HDR and BEESCCoordination with NDM & Agencies Coordination with NDM, Resource Agencies and Monthly
Reporting Data Entry and Analysis Draft Environmental Baseline Document
Table 7.2-1bPebble Project Environmental Studies
Study Summary for Trace Elements in Vegetation, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006Consultant: BEESC
2004 2005 2006 Discipline Data Collected or Tasks Data Collected or Tasks Tasks to be Completed
Vegetation Trace Elements Transportation CorridorInformation Gathering None Information Gathering Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Field Sampling - August Field Sampling - AugustCommunication and Data Management Communication and Data Management Coordination with local communities for observers
Coordination with local communities for observers
Prepared presentation Data CompilationReport Writing Prepare preliminary EBD
Table 7.2-1cPebble Project Environmental Studies
Study Summary for Trace Elements in Sediment, Transportation Corridor, 2004-2006Consultant: BEESC
2004 2005 2006 Discipline Data Collected or Tasks Data Collected or Tasks Tasks to be Completed
Sediment Trace Elements Transportation CorridorInformation Gathering Information Gathering Information Gathering Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan Scope, Schedule, Field Sampling Plan
Field Sampling - July, Sept. 2005 Field Sampling Plan Field Sampling - AugustCommunication and Data Management Field Sampling - May, July, Sept. Data Compilation and AnalysisCoordination with NDM Coordination with NDM Coordination with NDMCoordination with local communities for observers
Coordination with local communities for observers
Coordination with local communities for observers
Prepared presentation Data Compilation and Analysis Preliminary EBDReport Writing 2004 Progress Report
Table 7.2-2Pebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements Studies, Transportation Corridor
Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D2004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F20062004 F F200520062004 F F200520062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F200520062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F200520062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F F20062004200520062004 F F200520062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F200520062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F20052006 F20042005 F F2006 F2004 F F2005 F F F2006 F20042005 F200620042005 F20062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F F20062004 F F2005 F F F2006200420052006 F V2004 V V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V V20052006 2004 V V20052006
Sample Location Year Sediment Vegetation Soil
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Table 7.2-2Pebble Project
Sample Site Period-of-Record IndexTrace Elements Studies, Transportation Corridor
Month J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D
Sample Location Year Sediment Vegetation Soil
2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 2004 V V V20052006 2004 V V20052006 V V2004 V V20052006 V V2004 V V20052006 V V2004 V V20052006 V V2004 V V20052006 V V200420052006 V V200420052006 V V200420052006 F200420052006 F200420052006 F200420052006 F
KEY:F Sediment samples collected. V Vegetation samples collected from various plant species.
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Transportation Corridor (BEESC)Soil Terrestrial Veg1 Aquatic Veg1 Pond Sed2 Stream SW Stream Sediment3 Totals
Primary 12 72 4 3 7 7 105Duplicate 2 7 1 1 1 1 13QA 2 7 1 1 1 1 13Totals 16 86 6 5 9 9 131
1 Assumes four species per location, plus two berry samples per upland location.2 Assumes three samples from one pond.3 Assumes two samples per location.
Table 7.2-3Trace Element Analytical Sampling Estimate
Transportation Corridor, 2006
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