Re[2]: Cleanup Complete at Cedar Services Site

[paula.carrell@sfsierra.sierraclub.org]

and furthermore, it sounds like contaminants that were once 
concentrated in Bemidji (which did not want or need them) are now 
spread all over the country -- in Michigan, in Utah (and whereever the 
incinerator emissions and ash end up), in Kentucky and in yet another 
town in Minnesota (which probably do not want or need them either) . . . 
     
epa doesn't seem to get that "There is no 'away'" for this stuff
     
so now Bemidji is marginally cleaner, maybe, while four other 
locations are now dirtier
     
this is an improvement ??
     
paula carrell
CA


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Subject: RE: Cleanup Complete at Cedar Services Site 
Author:  <cpeo-brownfields@igc.org > at internet
Date:    9/10/99 9:47 AM


     
This is an interesting announcement in that EPA is claiming they have 
accomplished a redevelopment of a brownfield when all that has occurred is 
that EPA completed a routine soil removal action for $750,000.  If the 
announcement is correct, there was no redevelopment and certainly no end 
user.  EPA has merely left behind a vacant lot with a lot less soil.   
     
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Subject: EPA: Cleanup Complete at Cedar Services Site