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"EPA Offers Another $1B For Superfund Cleanups"

"The funding will help scrub 25 waste sites and speed cleanups at another 85 existing tracts."

"EPA announced an additional $1 billion will go toward cleaning up the nation’s most contaminated areas under its Superfund program.

The money will kick-start the cleanup process for 25 new sites and help expedite efforts at 85 other sites. It’s the third and final wave of funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which initially set aside $3.5 billion for the Superfund program.

“Not only will this funding breathe new life into communities and address the economic, environmental and public health challenges brought on by Superfund sites, but it will also advance environmental justice,” EPA Deputy Administrator Janet McCabe said on a call with the press Tuesday."

Ellie Borst reports for E&E News February 27, 2024.

SEE ALSO:

"Biden Administration Puts $1B Toward Cleaning Up 110 Contaminated Sites" (The Hill)

"EPA Awards $1 Billion To Clean Up Toxic Waste In Third Cash Infusion For Superfund Program" (AP)

Source: E&E News, 02/28/2024