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What is the site geology?
The site is situated over a “Red Bed” formation from the Triassic and Permian Age which is approximately 800 feet thick and comprised of silts and clays.
Does the waste seep into the groundwater? No, the Red Bed formation acts as a natural barrier to prevent seepage. The only surface water body nearby is a playa-lake called Laguna Toston, which is used as a disposal pond for a nearby potash mining operation. How do I know where my waste is?
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At CRI, we provide a single-
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disposal, CRI does it all and
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you do not know where your
waste ends up. We do not use
third-party disposal sites, so
waste that comes to us stays
with us at our fully-permitted
facility. 
