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Atlantic Packaging Ltd. Paper Fibre Biosolids and Sound-Sorb Berm, Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club: Results of Chemical and Microbiological Testing

TABLE 1. ATLANTIC PACKAGING PAPER FIBRE SLUDGE - WHITBY PLANT

Parameter	Units of Measurement	2001 MOE lab Sample 1	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 2	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 3	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 4	result value qualifier	1998 MOE Analysis of Atlantic PFB Whitby Plant	2000 Atlantic Packaging Annual Report mean concentrations	Table A Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater		Table F Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations		Compost Guidelines		Biosolids Guidelines Allowable Metal Concentration in Biosolids
																		Present	Long Term Target
Solids	%	43		43		43		47		52
Total ash	%	38		38		41		42		35
Loss-on-ignition	%	62		62		59		58		65
pH		7.7		7.7		7.7		7.5		na	7.5
Arsenic	ug/g dry wt	0.72		0.74		0.63		0.55		1.2	0.75	20		17		10		170	35
Selenium	ug/g/dry wt	0.081		0.070		0.047		0.074		<0.2	<1.0	10		1.9		2		34	6
Mercury	ug/g/dry wt	0.05	T	0.05	T	0.05	T	0.05	T	na	0.03	10		0.23		0.15		11	1.4
Aluminum	ug/g/dry wt.	3540		4000		4860		4360		7200		no value		30,000	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Barium	ug/g/dry wt.	35		38		43		31		38		750		210		no value
Beryllium	ug/g/dry wt.	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.5		1.2		1.2		no value
Cadmium	ug/g/dry wt.	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	0.1	12		1		3		34	4
Calcium	ug/g dry wt.	51000		53000		57000		68000		28000	58500	no value		58,000	OTR98 not in Table **	30,000	typical value -not rq'd	no value	no value
Cobalt	ug/g/dry wt.	<1.2	<MDL	<1.2	<MDL	<1.2	<MDL	<1.2	<MDL	0.9T	0.61	40		21		25		340	77
Chromium	ug/g/dry wt.	4.9		5.1		6.7		2.6		9	2.2	750	***	71		50		2800	530
Copper	ug/g/dry wt.	131		139		139		120		120	101	225		85		60		1700	380
Iron	ug/g/dry wt.	409		474		465		374		500		no value		35,000	OTR98 not in Table **	no value		no value	no value
Lead	ug/g dry wt.	8.1	T	5.8	T	3.5	T	<1.0	<MDL	8	3.1	200		120		150		1100	220
Magnesium	ug/g dry wt.	850		890		970		1020		680	980	no value		20,000	OTR98 not in Table **	3000	typical value -not rq'd	no value	no value
Manganese	ug/g dry wt.	27		29		33		35		64		no value		2200	OTR98 not in Table **	no value		no value	no value
Molybdenum	ug/g dry wt.	2.3	T	1.9	T	0.4	T	3.4	T	1.3T	1.4	40		2.5		no value		94	1.2
Nickel	ug/g dry wt.	3.5	T	<1.2	<MDL	<1.2	<MDL	3.2	T	3.9	2.5	150		43		60		420	80
Potassium	ug/g dry wt.	250		240		230		230		190	141	no value		6500	OTR98 not in Table **	2000	typical value -not rq'd	no value	no value
Silver	ug/g dry wt.	1.2	T	<0.2	<MDL	0.5	T	<0.2	<MDL	na		20		0.42		no value		no value	no value
Sodium	ug/g dry wt.	900		920		920		1100		1200	831	no value		910	OTR98 not in Table **	no value		no value	no value
Strontium	ug/g dry wt.	49		53		46		52		35		no value		78	OTR98 not in Table **	no value		no value	no value
Titanium	ug/g dry wt.	19		19		16		19		30		no value		5200	OTR98 not in Table **	no value		no value	no value
Vanadium	ug/g dry wt.	4.0		3.3		4.2		4.4		6		200		91		no value		no value	no value
Zinc	ug/g dry wt.	65		67		81		51		76	53	600		160		500		4200	840
Nitrogen, total	mg/g dry wt.	2.5		2.2		1.8		2.2		2	1.5	no value		no value		6	typical value -not rq'd	no value	no value
Phosphorus, total	mg/g dry wt.	0.48		0.50		0.48		0.50		0.34	0.32	no value		no value		2.5	typical value -not rq'd	no value	no value
Carbon, total organic	% dry wt.	26		26		26		25		na	36	no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Carbon, total inorganic	% dry wt.	1.5		1.5		1.6		1.9		na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Chloride, water extractable	ug/g dry wt.	130		130		140		140		na	328	no value		330		no value		no value	no value
Sulphate, water extractable	ug/g dry wt.										786	no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Total coliform	cfu/g dry wt.	1.37E+07		1.20E+07		6.70E+06		2.60E+07		na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Total coliform background	cfu/g dry wt.	2.80E+07		2.30E+07		2.80E+07		3.20E+07		na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Fecal streptococci	cfu/g dry wt.	2E+04		2E+04		1E+04		3E+04		na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
E. Coli *	cfu/g dry wt.	3.0E+05	*	4.70E+05	*	2.60E+05	*	5.00E+05	*	na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value
Pseudomonas aeruginosa	cfu/g dry wt.	45		23		93		6200		na		no value		no value		no value		no value	no value

T = measurable trace amount
MDL = method detection limit
na = not available
NOTE: LSB data for some tests was reported as wet weight. Results in this table are converted to dry weight using % solids.
NOTE: LSB data for microbiology tests was reported as cfu/100g. Results converted to cfu/g to compare with U.S. EPA guidelines

* U.S. EPA Class B fecal coliform guideline for animal food producing, horticulture, landfill, and animal grazing, crop harvesting after certain period of time = 2.0X106

** These are Typical Range values Ontario soils but are not included in Table F, as these non-hazardous elements are high in soils naturally. Note that the value given for Ca and Mg could be much higher in soils derived from limestone.

*** Table A value for hexavalent chromium is 8 ug/g. Since PFB total Cr values are < 8 ug/g, by definition hexavalent Cr values are less than guidelines

TABLE 2: ATLANTIC PACKAGING PAPER FIBRE SLUDGE - WHITBY PLANT BUNKER (sampled Oct. 23/01)

Parameter	Units of Measurement	2001 MOE lab Sample 1	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 2	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 3	result value qualifier	2001 MOE lab Sample 4	result value qualifier	1998 MOE lab analysis of Atlantic Packaging Sludge	Table A Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/residential land use potable groundwater	Table F Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations
dichloromethane	ng/g dry weight	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	1100	3
trans-1,2,-dichloroethene	ng/g dry weight	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	4100	2
1,1-dichloroethane	ng/g dry weight	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	<MDL	<20	3000	2
chloroform	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	20T	130	6
1,1,1-trichloroethane	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	2600	8
benzene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	240	2
carbon tetrachloride	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	100	2
bromodichloromethane	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	120	no value
trichloroethene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	1100	4
toluene	ng/g dry weight	200	T	200	T	350		190	T	40T	2100	2
1,1,2-trichloroethane	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	280	2
tetrachloroethene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	450	2
dibromochloromethane	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	90	3
chlorobenzene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	2400	2
ethylbenzene	ng/g dry weight	70	T	70	T	<10	<MDL	70	T	<10	280	2
bromoform	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	110	2
m-and p-xylene	ng/g dry weight	280		300		110	T	250		<10	total xylenes below	total xylenes below
o-xylene	ng/g dry weight	180	T	230		90	T	190	T	<10	total xylenes below	total xylenes below
total xylenes	ng/g dry weight	460		530		200		440		<10	25000	2
1,3-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	30000	2
1,4-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	320	2
1,2-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry weight	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	<MDL	<10	880	2

NOTE: LSB data for some tests were reported as wet weight. Results in this table are converted to dry weight using % solids.

T = measurable trace amount
MDL = method detection limit

TABLE 3. SOUND SORB - OSHAWA GUN AND SKEET CLUB BERM (Sampled Nov. 29/01)

Parameter	Units of Measurement	Core #1 BackgrdSoil0 - 10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #1 Backgrd Soil 42-50 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #2 Sound Sorb core 0-10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #2 Sound Sorb core 45-65 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core#2 Sound Sorb core 80-100 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core#3 Sound Sorb core 0-10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #3 Sound Sorb 24 cm* depth *base of berm	result value qualifier	Table A Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater		Table F Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations
																				Compost Guidelines
Solids	%					56		40		50		50		91
Total ash	%					80		70		75		68		98
Loss-on-ignition	%					20		30		25		32		2
pH		7.2		7.2		8.2		8.4		8.5		8.2		8.4
Arsenic	ug/g dry wt	2.2		1.8		1.1		1.6		0.92		1.4		1.2		20		17		10
Selenium	ug/g/dry wt	0.2	<MDL	0.2	<MDL	0.13		0.11		0.10		0.070		0.044		10		1.9		2
Mercury	ug/g/dry wt	0.03	T	0.02	T	0.05	T	0.05	T	0.04	T	0.04	T	0.01	<MDL	10		0.23		0.15
Cyanide (total)	ug/g dry wt.	0.67	T	0.26	T	IS		7.6		10		IS		8.8		no value		no value		no value
Cyanide (free)	ug/g dry wt.	na		na		na		0.14		0.26		na		0.40		100		0.12		no value
Aluminum	ug/g/dry wt.	6600		6800		4571		3670		4312		3986		6053		no value		30,000	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Barium	ug/g/dry wt.	34		27		38		35		32		41		30		750		210		no value
Beryllium	ug/g/dry wt.	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	1.2		1.2		no value
Cadmium	ug/g/dry wt.	0.4	T	0.4	T	<0.5	<MDL	<0.75	<MDL	<0.6	<MDL	1	T	0.4	T	12		1		3
Calcium	ug/g dry wt.	9500		3500		100000		61000		60000		58000		64000		no value		58,000	OTR98 not in Table **	30,000	not rquired
Cobalt	ug/g/dry wt.	3.4		2.7		<2.7	<MDL	<3.8	<MDL	<3.0	<MDL	<3.0	<MDL	3.8	T	40		21		25
Chromium	ug/g/dry wt.	10		9		12		10		10		13		13		750		71		50
Copper	ug/g/dry wt.	5		3		70		80		73		58		4.4	T	225		85		60
Iron	ug/g/dry wt.	13000		11000		4700		3100		2900		4400		8700		no value		35,000	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Lead	ug/g dry wt.	22		6		8.9	T	30	T	17	T	25	T	9.3	T	200		120		150
Magnesium	ug/g dry wt.	2000		1600		3100		1700		2900		2400		3200		no value		20,000	OTR98 not in Table **	3000	not rquired
Manganese	ug/g dry wt.	340		280		148		130		86		150		255		no value		2200	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Molybdenum	ug/g dry wt.	<0.5	<MDL	<0.5	<MDL	<1.1	<MDL	<1.5	<MDL	1.6	T	<1.2	<MDL	<0.7	<MDL	40		2.5		no value
Nickel	ug/g dry wt.	6.5		5.4		6.3	T	8.8	T	4	T	6	T	7.7		150		43		60
Potassium	ug/g dry wt.	510		490		IS		1500		2500	T	IS		2100		no value		6500	OTR98 not in Table **	2000	not rquired
Silver	ug/g dry wt.					<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	<0.2	<MDL	20		0.42		no value
Sodium	ug/g dry wt.	140		110				530		540				530		no value		910	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Strontium	ug/g dry wt.	20		11		118		61		62		74		95		no value		78	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Titanium	ug/g dry wt.	550		600		193		124		144		162		666		no value		5200	OTR98 not in Table **	no value
Vanadium	ug/g dry wt.	25		21		8		6		7		8		16		200		91		no value
Zinc	ug/g dry wt.	44		28		61		55		56		102		19		600		160		500
Nitrogen, total	mg/g dry wt.	1.6		0.6		4.1		2.6		3.6		6.3		0.8		no value		no value		6	not rquired
Phosphorus, total	mg/g dry wt.	0.92		0.6		0.6		0.60		0.56		0.98		0.62		no value		no value		2.5	not rquired
Carbon, total organic	% dry wt.	2		0.7		IS		8.4		6.9		IS		6.1		no value		no value		no value
Carbon, total inorganic	% dry wt.	0.16		0.01	T	IS		2.7		2.8		IS		2.9		no value		no value		no value
Sulphur, total	%dry wt.	0.023		0.01		IS		0.1		0.099		IS		0.14		no value		no value		no value
Chloride, water extractable	ug/g dry wt.	2.6		1	T	IS		540		880		IS		840		no value		330		no value
Sulphate, water extractable	ug/g dry wt.	13		18		IS		470		400		IS		930		no value		no value		no value
Total coliform	cfu/g	1.00E+02	<=>	1.00E+02	<=>	1.00E+03		5.80E+03		1.20E+03		3.60E+04		IS		no value		no value		no value
Total coliform background	cfu/g	2.00E+02	<=>	1.00E+02	<=>	2.00E+04	>	2.00E+04	>	2.00E+04	>	2.00E+05	>	IS		no value		no value		no value
Fecal streptococci	cfu/g	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	IS		no value		no value		no value
E. Coli *	cfu/g	1.00E+01	<</em>	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+02	<=>	IS		no value		no value		no value
Pseudomonas aeruginosa	cfu/g	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	1.00E+01	<	IS		no value		no value		no value

IS = insufficient sample
< T = measurable trace amount, interpret with caution
<=> , approximate result
MDL = method detection limit
NOTE: LSB data for some tests was reported as wet weight. Results in this table are converted to dry weight using % solids.
NOTE: LSB data for microbiology tests was reported as cfu/100g. Results converted to cfu/g to compare with U.S. EPA guidelines
* U.S. EPA Class A fecal coliform guideline for animal food producing, horticulture, landfill, and animal grazing, crop harvesting, no waiting period restriction = < 1000 cfu/g
** These are Typical Range values Ontario soils but are not included in Table F, as these non-hazardous elements are high in soils naturally. Note that the value given for Ca and Mg could be much higher in soils derived from limestone.

TABLE 4. SOUND SORB - OSHAWA GUN AND SKEET CLUB BERM (Sampled Nov. 29/01)

Parameter	Units of Measurement	Core #1 Control Soil 0 - 10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #1 Control Soil 42 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #2 Sound Sorb core 10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #2 Sound Sorb core 45 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core#2 Sound Sorb core 80 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core#3 Sound Sorb core 10 cm depth	result value qualifier	Core #3 Sound Sorb 24 cm depth* *base of berm	result value qualifier	Table A Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater	Table F Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations
Volatile Organics
dichloromethane	ng/g dry wt.			20	< MDL			20	< MDL	20	< MDL			20	< MDL	1100		3
trans-1,2-dichloroethene	ng/g dry wt.			20	< MDL			20	< MDL	20	< MDL			20	< MDL	4100		3
1,1-dichloroethane	ng/g dry wt.			20	< MDL			20	< MDL	20	< MDL			20	< MDL	3000		2
chloroform	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	130		6
1,1,1-trichloroethane	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	2600		8
benzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	240		2
carbon tetrachloride	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	100		2
bromodichloromethane	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	120		na
trichloroethene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	1100		4
toluene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	140	T			33	T	2100		2
1,1,2-trichloroethane	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	280		2
tetrachloroethene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	450		2
dibromochloromethane	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	90		3
chlorobenzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	2400		2
ethylbenzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	280		2
bromoform	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	110		2
m and p-xylene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	total xylene below		total xylene below
o-xylene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	total xylene below		total xylene below
total xylenes	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	25000		2
1,3-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	30000		2
1,4-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	320		2
1,2-dichlorobenzene	ng/g dry wt.			10	< MDL			10	< MDL	10	< MDL			10	< MDL	880		2
volatile petroleum distillates	ng/g dry wt.			no volatile petroleum distillates				no volatile petroleum distillates						no volatile petroleum distillates
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
naphthalene	ng/g dry wt.									40	T					4600		90
acenaphthylene	ng/g dry wt.									20	<MDL					100000		80
acenaphthene	ng/g dry wt.									20	<MDL					15000		70
fluorene	ng/g dry wt.									60	T					340000		120
phenanthrene	ng/g dry wt.									220						40000		690
anthracene	ng/g dry wt.									20	<MDL					28000		160
fluoranthene	ng/g dry wt.									260						40000		1100
pyrene	ng/g dry wt.									340						250000		1000
benzo[a]anthracene	ng/g dry wt.									100						6600		740
chrysene	ng/g dry wt.									100						12000		690
benzo[b]fluoranthene	ng/g dry wt.									100						12000		470
benzo [k]fluoranthene	ng/g dry wt.									40	T					12000		480
benzo[a]pyrene	ng/g dry wt.									80	T					1200		490
indeno(1,2.3-c,d)pyrene	ng/g dry wt.									40	<MDL					12000		380
dibenzo(a,h)anthracene	ng/g dry wt.									40	<MDL					1200		160
benzo(g,h,i)perylene	ng/g dry wt.									80	T					40000		680

TABLE 5. ATLANTIC PACKAGING PAPER FIBRE SLUDGE AND SOUND-SORB BERM, OSGS.

Parameter	Units of Measurement	Congener Toxic Equivalent Factor TEF	Atlantic PFB Sample 1 concentration	Value Qualifier	Congener Toxic Equivalent Quantity (TEQ) Atlantic PFB		OSGS Sound Sorb berm sample 40 cm concentration	Value Qualifier	Congener Toxic Equivalent Quantity (TEQ) Sound Sorb		OSGS Background Soil Control 42 cm concentration	Value Qualifier	Congener Toxic Equivalent Quantity (TEQ) background soil		1998 MOE lab analysis of Atlantic Packaging Sludge	2000 Atlantic Packaging Annual Report PFB pgTEQ/g	Table A Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater		Table F Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations		Biosolids Guidelines Maximum Concentration in PFB
Dioxins/Furans
2378-tetrachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	4		0.4		2.9		0.29		0.8	<	0.08
2378-tetrachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	1	1	<	0.5		1	<	0.5		0.6	<	0.6
12378-pentachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.05	1	<	0.025		1	<	0.025		0.5	<	0.025
23478-pentachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.5	1	<	0.25		1	<	0.25		0.4	<	0.2
12378-pentachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.5	1	<	0.25		1	<	0.25		0.5	<	0.25
123478-hexachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	1	<	0.05		1	<	0.05		0.9	<	0.09
1234678-hexachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		1	<	0.05		0.5	<	0.05
234678-hexachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		1	<	0.05		0.5	<	0.05
123789-hexachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		2	<	0.1		0.5	<	0.05
123478-hexachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		2	<	0.1		0.4	<	0.04
123678-hexachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		2	<	0.1		0.4	<	0.04
123789-hexachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.1	2	<	0.1		2	<	0.1		0.4	<	0.04
1234678-heptachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.01	14		0.14		5.3		0.053		1.7		0.017
1234789-heptachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.01	2	<	0.01		2	<	0.01		0.5	<	0.005
1234678-heptachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.01	29		0.29		30		0.3		1	<	0.01
Octachlorodioxin	pg/g dry wt.	0.001	470		0.47		560		0.56		4.1		0.0041
Octachlorofuran	pg/g dry wt.	0.001	170		0.17		24		0.024		3.4		0.0034
Dioxins/Furans pgTEQ/g					3.16				2.81				1.55		2.00	1.6	1000		7		100
Note: for congeners where concentration is less than the detection limit, half of the detection limit concentration is assumed for TEQ calculation
acrylamide monomer							berm 0 -10 cm		0.36
	ng/g dry wt.		9				berm 45-65 cm		<0.08
							berm 80-100 cm		<0.06
							berm 0-10 cm		<0.06
							berm 24 cm.		<0.03
Chlorophenols
2,3,4,5-tetrachlorophenol	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na		na		<0.01		na		na
2,3,5,6-tetrachlorophenol	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na		na		<0.005		na		na
2,4,5-trichlorophenol	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na		na		<0.02		3.2		0.1
2,4,6-trichlorophenol	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na		na		<0.01		0.66		0.1
pentachlorophenol	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na		na		0.015 T		5		0.1
Nonylphenol ethoxylates
nonyl phenol			na				na				na				< 2 ng/g		na		na
nonyl phenol ethoxylates-low molecular wt.			na				na				na				< 2 ng/g		na		na
nonyl phenol ethoxylates-high molecular wt.			na				na				na				< 2 ng/g		na		na
Polychlorinated Biphenyls
Total PCBs	ug/g dry wt.		na				na				na				0.08		5		0.3
Petroleum Hydrocarbons
C < 16																	100		no value*
C 16 - 50																	1000		no value*
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons	ug/g dry wt.						3400	at 80 cm depth									1100

As a result of the complexity of testing for organics, not all samples of Atlantic PFB and Sound-Sorb were tested
* No Table F, OTR value derived for petroleum hydrocarbons due to analytical interference by natural organic compounds.

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