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Hennepin Point is a 225-acre island in the Detroit River. It is north of Grosse Ile and separated from the island by an unnamed canal. Hennepin Point was named after 17th century French explore Father Louis Hennepin. The island is uninhabited.
BASF is continuing analytical testing of groundwater, surface water, and sediment in the two areas identified in the previous study. Due to the minimal risks from air particulates, ambient air monitoring is not proposed. BASF is looking into the most appropriate surface cover for the DBO with respect to both the contamination and the potential impact on wildlife.
Eric Larson, LarsonE5@Michigan.gov or 586-255-6196
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