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thanks for the summary - as this spill had high visibility through out Enron
Corp (Jeff and Joe) - if from your review - you can say things have been handled properly as far as the clean up is concerned - then it would be good to convey this message on up the ladder. If we can't say things have been handled properly and clean up is satisfactory - then I would like your shop to dispatch a team on behalf of Enron - so that we can either reach that conclusion or determine where we have fallen short. Please let me know - thanks Pete Michael Terraso@ENRON 06/01/2000 06:30 AM To: Peter Weidler cc: Steven Kean, Henry Van Subject: Transredes Oil Remediation Efforts Pete, as you are aware, two weeks ago, I surveyed the Oruru Lake and the Desaguadero River to the original source of the January oil leak with Henry Van and Tony Henshaw. I was pleased with what I observed both from the helicopter and on the ground. We did not see visible oil rainbows, oil or oil stains either in the lake or on the river bed, with the exception of a close up inspection of a limited area of water reeds that had been red flagged by the cleanup team. Even in that area it was difficult to see any residual without it being pointed out by Tony Henshaw. Tony explained that they were waiting for the property owners permission to initiate cleanup operations there. We observed from the air some of the plastic bagged cleanup materials staged on banks of the river bed. Tony again explained that they were awaiting the property owners permission to remove them . I was told that the bags have now been disposed at the Sica-Sica landfill area . It was apparent that a diligent effort has been made to mitigate the oil spill. Henry will follow up with a more detailed account. Mike
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