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The document is an operational memorandum from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality's Remediation and Redevelopment Division, detailing procedures for site characterization and remediation verification related to sediment contamination. It outlines key definitions, the importance of sediment in aquatic ecosystems, and the potential impacts of contaminated sediments on wildlife and human health. The memorandum emphasizes the need for site-specific sediment criteria development based on scientific principles, including assessments of contamination extent, toxicity testing, and monitoring plans for remediation effectiveness.

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