Advisory Board

Spring Valley, a predominantly residential area of Washington, DC, is located on a former World War I chemical weapons development and testing site.

Spring Valley Restoration
Advisory Board

Washington, DC

Spring Valley is the site of a former World War I chemical weapons development and testing site where chemicals such as arsenic, mustard, and Lewisitte (among some 150 other chemicals) have been discovered.

Since 2002, Environmental Stewardship Concepts has been a technical advisor to the Restoration Advisory Board for the cleanup of the chemical weapons development and testing in this residential area of Washington, DC. Cleanup activities are being carried out under the FUDS program of the Department of Defense. The main human health risks are from arsenic found in the soil as well as buried chemical munitions and containers.


04/05/2010
Peter toured the explosives destruction system and staging area on the federal property behind Sibley Hospital. For pictures from the tour, click here


Click here to view ESC’s official comments on the Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis for Munitions Disposal