"Based on monitoring data collected, EPA determined that the response at the Chem-Solv Site is complete and as a result, the Site has been proposed for deletion from the NPL." https://t.co/CH31QfZ2Rt
Like at all Superfund #toxicwaste sites, cleanup takes coordinated efforts by "the state, the federal government, our partners, our contractors." https://t.co/hXePVHnmBa
"Cleanup" at a toxic waste site can mean a lot of different things. A full remediation that makes it safe for the public is the best, but also an expensive option https://t.co/sq2O4NGotY
12 new sites added to the #Superfund National Priorities List (NPL) should benefit from the reinstated #polluterpays tax, but there's a lot of work to do to address these and the more than 1,300 others on the NPL https://t.co/1Pv1wby9kF
Did you hear that the @EPA Superfund program will soon be receiving funds from a reinstated "polluter pays" tax? Find out more tomorrow 12:30 PT/3:30 ET at the "Funding the Future of Superfund" webinar. RSVP here: https://t.co/44TMaoNuGh
On Friday, March 11 at 3:30 ET, join community members, advocates, and experts to discuss what needs to be done to ensure no one lives with the threat of #toxicwaste in their community. @USPIRG, @RepBlumenauer, @EnvProtectioNet, @griswold_marcus, @PHCC https://t.co/44TMaovTOJ
Firefighting foam is a common cause of contamination at Superfund #toxicwaste sites. Is this a kind of ban that would ever happen in the #UnitedStates?
The story at #WestLakeLandfill of delayed cleanup and changing timelines is all too common at Superfund #toxicwaste sites. Against these challenges, @Justmomsstl continues to do the work to protect their community with fierce and inspiring dedication. Thank you.
This #ToxicTuesday, we're looking at dichloroethane, a manufactured chemical and common contaminant of concern at Superfund #toxicwaste sites across the country
Please join us via Zoom for our February General Meeting, this Tuesday, February 22nd, at 6:30 p.m., featuring an update from @EPAregion2 on the status of the Gowanus Canal Superfund cleanup. More info, including a registration link and agenda, here: https://t.co/5Gij1xGwYV
Like every step in the Superfund process, as sites are cleaned up and move to potential reuse, community members play a challenging and critical role https://t.co/gvWrH7ehqr
The Kauffman & Minteer Superfund #toxicwaste site of the week is one of those receiving funding for cleanup from the bipartisan #infrastructure law. It's also a good reminder not to store toxic waste in unlined lagoons that can break open and spill contamination everywhere
Potential redevelopment of the Pine Street Barge Canal Superfund site has prompted community members to petition & protest to conserve the area in order to protect human health and the environment @bfp_news https://t.co/4ZVugkGvvk
Like many contaminants of concern at Superfund #toxicwaste sites, Xylene usually poses the greatest risk to workers who are exposed in factories, but when contamination is left behind in the soil and groundwater, it becomes a risk for those living nearby as well
Interested in training for disaster response and research? The TAMU Superfund Center is offering an in-person training in OSHA's Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) in May 2022. To learn more and register:
https://t.co/8Fm7edNnMG
@SRP_NIEHS @tamuvetmed@NIEHS
It's #ValentinesDay and that means Rose Township Dump is this week's highlighted Superfund #toxicwaste site. Unfortunately, it's a not-so rosy place where thousands of drums of waste were illegally disposed of #SuperfundNews
What do you all think - will other states follow suit with additional funding now that there is money coming from the federal government for toxic waste cleanup?
Great news in Tennessee following an influx of funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law to clean up Superfund #toxicwaste sites, @GovBillLee has proposed an additional $40 million to address toxic waste and contamination in the state
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One of the ingredients that makes up crude oil is #benzene. After decades of chemical manufacturing, benzene ended up at the White Chemical Corp. Superfund #toxicwaste site. Here's what to know about the carcinogenic chemical: