Provides a list of program-related acronyms and their meanings.

Details the steps of the neutralization followed by biotreatment process formerly employed to destroy the chemical weapons previously stored at Pueblo Chemical Depot.

Describes the three types of munitions that originally comprised the former Pueblo chemical weapons stockpile in Colorado.

Provides an overview of the former chemical weapons destruction program in Pueblo including technology, the pilot plant and public outreach efforts.

Provides information about how hydrolysate was produced, treated and destroyed.

Details the steps of the neutralization followed by biotreatment process formerly used to destroy the chemical weapons stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot.

Explains how the Static Detonation Chamber complex augmented the main plant by destroying all problematic munitions, including the 4.2-inch mortar rounds.

Details the safe treatment or disposal of secondary waste produced during the former chemical weapons destruction operations at the Pueblo Chemical Depot.

Describes closure terms and phases, how the terms apply to different plant activities, property disposition, the workforce and environmental permitting, and how the public will be involved.

Describes the composition and role of the Colorado Chemical Demilitarization Citizens’ Advisory Commission as liaisons between the Army, Department of Defense and the Pueblo community.