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Dr. Rick W. Bottoms, branch head, Installation Restoration and Remediation Branch, Assistant Chief of Staff Environmental Security, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines a recently planted vegeatation at IR site 30. This site was retored last year. - Dr. Rick W. Bottoms, branch head, Installation Restoration and Remediation Branch, Assistant Chief of Staff Environmental Security, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines a recently planted vegeatation at IR site 30. This site was retored last year.

Carboard bails fill Pendleton's $3.5 million dollar recycling center which produces one third of the Corps' recycling profits. The money, after paying for operating costs, is then used to pay for further environmental protection efforts or moral boosting events. - Carboard bails fill Pendleton's $3.5 million dollar recycling center which produces one third of the Corps' recycling profits. The money, after paying for operating costs, is then used to pay for further environmental protection efforts or moral boosting events.

Water from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton's boat basin begins to overflow with algae due to the pollution promoting gowth and limiting the water's oxygen. - Water from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton's boat basin begins to overflow with algae due to the pollution promoting gowth and limiting the water's oxygen.

Archeological staff contracted through the Assistant Chief of Staff’s Environmental Security Office, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton sift through remains and artificats on base. - Archeological staff contracted through the Assistant Chief of Staff’s Environmental Security Office, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton sift through remains and artificats on base.