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After Piney Point Disaster, Environmental Groups Call For Action

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Leaking Wastewater Reservoir Does Not Have A Second Breach | South Carolina Radio Network

By Bill Galluccio Apr 6, 2021 The Florida Department of Environmental Protection said that they found no evidence of a second breach at the 77-acre Piney Point reservoir in Manatee County, which has been leaking contaminated wastewater. Last week, officials become concerned that the reservoir could burst, sending contaminated floodwater into surrounding neighborhoods. They ordered 300 people to evacuate from their homes and closed a nearby highway as a precaution. The Piney Point reservoir was storing wastewater from an old phosphate plant. According to Engineers have been working around the clock to contain the breach and pump the wastewater out of the reservoir. They have brought in dozens of pumps and ten vacuum trucks allowing them to remove 35 million gallons of water every day. The water is being pumped into the Tampa Bay estuary where officials are constantly testing water samples and working to ensure that algae blooms do not develop.

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By Bill Galluccio Apr 6, 2021 The Florida Department of Environmental Protection said that they found no evidence of a second breach at the 77-acre Piney Point reservoir in Manatee County, which has been leaking contaminated wastewater. Last week, officials become concerned that the reservoir could burst, sending contaminated floodwater into surrounding neighborhoods. They ordered 300 people to evacuate from their homes and closed a nearby highway as a precaution. The Piney Point reservoir was storing wastewater from an old phosphate plant. According to Engineers have been working around the clock to contain the breach and pump the wastewater out of the reservoir. They have brought in dozens of pumps and ten vacuum trucks allowing them to remove 35 million gallons of water every day. The water is being pumped into the Tampa Bay estuary where officials are constantly testing water samples and working to ensure that algae blooms do not develop.

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Breach continues but evacuation orders lifted near Florida reservoir

Breach continues but evacuation orders lifted near Florida reservoir Evacuation orders near a Tampa-area reservoir where there still is a breach have been lifted, officials said Tuesday. Acting Manatee County Administrator Scott Hopes said the situation at the former Piney Point phosphate plant is “very much under control now.” Water from the breach has been routed to an unused retention pond on site that has a liner in it, according to Hopes. And around 34 million gallons a day are being moved as part of the controlled release through pumps, vacuum trucks and other methods, officials said. Hopes said they have successfully released approximately 180 million gallons of water.

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