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<abstract>Under federal law, parties responsible for the release of hazardous
substances are liable for damages to natural resources caused by the
release. GAO reported in April 1996 on settlements for the five largest
federal natural resource damage cases. (See GAO/RCED-96-71.) This
follow-up report finds that settlements have been reached at an
additional 62 sites as of July 1996, resulting in $33.8 million in
awards to federal trustees. About 80 percent of the funds awarded had
been collected. Of the collected funds, about 19 percent had been
allocated for performing damage assessments, planning, or restoration.
One site had been restored, and seven were in various stages of
restoration. The trustees&apos; use of the remaining 81 percent of the
collected money was awaiting the completion of restoration plans or
other activities, such as cleanups or settlements with other responsible
parties at the same site.</abstract>
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