| 10 August 2010

Photo via peasap Superfund sites are hazardous waste areas that were once abandoned but have (finally) received funding for clean-up efforts. They're all over the US and are usually kept on the down-low in the public eye by the government since they're so hazardous to those living nearby. So when something is going right at a superfund site, the EPA is eager to get the same good thing going at other s... Read the full story on TreeHugger