March 10, 2010- The gates to Lansing's largest park could swing open again for the public if city officials and nearby neighbors don’t raise a din of objections.
Some effusively anticipate a future of picnicking in Crego Park, which has been closed since 1986, when investigators found 200 drums of paint sludge and other toxic waste.
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Water Contamination, Land Pollution & Hazardous Waste Material are issues families all across America are afflicted with daily.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
NH Superfund Now 30 Years Old
April 29, 2009- Tucked in the southeastern nub of the Granite State, Kingston is graced by a parade of center-of-town Colonials and pocked by dozens of glacier-gouged frog ponds. But the town is also home to a Superfund hazardous-waste site that the Environmental Protection Agency has been working on for nearly 30 years.
But until 1980 that site was home to Kingston Steel Drum, a factory that cleaned and reconditioned industrial 55-gallon steel drums. It was shut by the Justice Department and the E.P.A., then declared a Superfund site. My father and I used to work there.
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But until 1980 that site was home to Kingston Steel Drum, a factory that cleaned and reconditioned industrial 55-gallon steel drums. It was shut by the Justice Department and the E.P.A., then declared a Superfund site. My father and I used to work there.
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