The former Fort McClellan in Anniston, AL served as a DOD training facility from 1917 until 1999. At the legacy Landfill 3 at McClellan, chlorinated solvent impacts extend up to 250 feet below ground surface into a fractured bedrock aquifer adjacent to a fault zone.
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management has included the entire length of Tiawasee Creek and one of the unnamed tributaries to Tiawasee Creek on the Clean Water Act Section 303(d) List of Impaired Waters. The cause of water quality impairment was identified as siltation (habitat alteration) due to land development. A watershed management plan for the D'Olive Creek, Tiawasee Creek, and Joe's Branch Watersheds in Baldwin County and the cities of Daphne and Spanish Fort was written by others to address the US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) nine-key elements and associated water-quality issues in these critical areas.A watershed management plan for the D'Olive Creek, Tiawasee Creek, and Joe's Branch Watersheds in Baldwin County and the cities of Daphne and Spanish Fort was written by others to address the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) nine-key elements and associated water-quality issues in these critical areas.
AT&T operates one of the largest wireless communications networks in the United States. With explosive growth in the highly competitive personal telecommunications market, as well as new technology demands, AT&T's ongoing challenge has been to identify and construct new telecommunications facilities on a very ambitious schedule, all the while minimizing environmental risk and ensuring compliance with the Federal Communications Commission's environmental obligation under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). AT&T's business model typically involves building out a particular geographic market within about a one year timeframe, including conducting all required compliance, engineering, and development-related services.
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