Property owners urged to watch out for damage caused by erosion.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - As breakup season continues, the erosion caused by ice and changes in water flow have revealed areas at risk of damage. When those areas give out, structure and vehicles sometimes break or fall, leading to contamination.
While spills and damage are sometimes unavoidable, the DEC said that prevention is key. This requires property owners or managers to check for erosion and ensure that any movable contaminants are far away from bodies of water. “Sometimes erosion happens in big chunks at a time. So, it could happen very suddenly,” said Maher.
The size of the body of water and the amount of contaminant spilled is also proportionate to the level of risk. “If it’s a big fuel tank on a small little creek, it wouldn’t get very diluted,” Maher said.
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