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Last updated: May 20th, 2022 at 19:13 UTC+02:00
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Thankfully, the ecosystem is now beginning to recover, according to Austin Monitor, citing Watershed Protection Department environmental officer Katie Coyne.
“Aquatic and biological life within the tributary, including multiple species of fish and invertebrates” were found present in several areas of the tributary after a recent survey.
No further pollutants were found in the waterway as the tributary continues to be monitored. Samsung is also working with Watershed staff to repair the stormwater pond and dredge the contaminated sediment.
The recovery process should conclude in June. The Watershed Protection Department will monitor the tributary every week until the pond is functioning again.
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