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Dumpsite Code
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11
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Person who conducted the survey
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Prof. Dr. Theologos Mimidis
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Date of the survey
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24/02/11
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1
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Name of dumpsite
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Binagadi inside NQCI area
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2
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Coordinates
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40 27 44,7
49 50 43,6
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3
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Settlements which use the dumpsite
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Binagadi village and settlements
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4
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Municipality (-ies) or local authority (-ies) which use the dumpsite
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Municipality of Binagadi
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5
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General description of the situation in the dumpsite
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Dumpsite with contamination pools and small surface hydrocarbon flows from oil rig works and oil rig pumps. Also oil pipe leakages take place
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6
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Total years of operation of the dumpsite
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15
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7
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Date of initiation
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1996
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8
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Date of closure
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Still operating, no closure
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9
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Years after closure (<15, 15< and <40, >40)
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-
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10
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Area of dumpsite (in 1.000m2)
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40 m x 50 m = 2,000 m2
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11
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Type of waste disposed (define with percentages)
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80 % household, 15 % demolition and construction waste , 2% used automobile, 3% oil residue wastes (M)
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12
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Municipal waste, wastewater treatment sludge, sewage water
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Municipal waste
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13
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Inert and bulky
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No
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14
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Green and agricultural
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No
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15
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Medical waste, toxic waste, slaughter house waste
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No
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16
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Other (describe)
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The oil company must remediate the site
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17
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Total volume (m3)
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2,000 m2 x 1 m = 2,000 m3
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18
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Total quantity (tn)
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700 tn
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19
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Disposal method (describe: dispersion, incineration, compaction, temporary cover frequency)
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Dispersion with no temporary cover
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20
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Quantity of gas generated
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Medium quantity mainly from hydrocarbons
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21
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Bedrock (main formation)
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Sand and silt with rare intercalations of clays (Middle Pliocene)
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22
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Morphology of area (stream, valley, mountainside, level area, pit, quarry, other)
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Inter-village flat area
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23
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Hydraulic conductivity of capping (impermeable, moderate, free flow)
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No capping
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24
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Hydraulic conductivity of bedrock (impermeable, moderate, free flow)
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Moderate
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25
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Distance from the aquifer (>10m, 2-10m, <2m, in the aquifer)
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< 2 m
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26
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Site Distance from:
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I
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27
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Settlements, schools, working places
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60 m, 100 m , 70m
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28
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Stream with permanent flow
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Small creek with permanent flow of brackish water
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29
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Forest
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No
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30
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Agricultural activities, pastures
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No
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31
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Wells / boreholes
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Yes
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32
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Sea shore
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520 m
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33
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Other (describe)
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34
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Existing infrastructure
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Gas pipe, electricity pylons, town infrastructure
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35
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Fencing
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No
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36
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Guard-house
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No
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37
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Lining or collection of leachate
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No
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38
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Fire safety measures - fire belt
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Yes , NQCI safety measures – fire belt
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39
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Other (describe)
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Oil pumps at the backyards of the residences
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40
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Nuisances and Hazards
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Yes
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41
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Odors and dust
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Yes
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42
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Wind blown materials
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Yes
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43
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Birds, rats, vermin, insects
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Yes
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44
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Fires
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Fires quite probable
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45
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Rainfall values (<100mm, 100-200mm, >200mm)
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100 – 250 mm
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46
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Stream flow (if applicable) through the site
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Yes
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47
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Flood potential (1 in 10yrs, 1 in 50, 1 in 100)
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1 in 10 years
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48
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Use of the receptor (no use, irrigation, drinking-recreation)
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Aquifer with no use
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49
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Sensitivity of the receptor (low, medium, high)
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High
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50
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Expected impacts on the environment (e.g. odours, pollution of receptors, fires etc)
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Extremely high
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51
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Other information
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Coexistence of oil pumps and dumping of waste at the same place is environmentally disastrous
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