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Posted December 11. 2017 9:27AM

EPA lists 21 toxic Superfund sites that need 'immediate and intense' cleanup includes NH tannery

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The push is part of Administrator Scott Pruitt’s promise to prioritize the decades-old cleanup program, even as the Trump administration shrinks the size and reach of the EPA. The 21 sites highlighted by the agency span the country, from a former tannery site in New Hampshire to a contaminated landfill from the World War II-era Manhattan Project in St. Louis to an abandoned copper mine in Nevada.


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