Do Lake trustees think putting smiley face on landfill will make tons of toxins vanish?
The Canton Repository
PLAIN TOWNSHIP - Regarding “EPA review indicates IEL site getting cleaner” (Nov. 17): So, the U.S. EPA, in its five-year review of the Industrial Excess Landfill Superfund Site, relying upon polluter-generated data, has once again declared the noncleanup of allowing rainfall to flush the toxic waste into the area’s aquifer to be working — just nine chemicals found, with only three toxins exceeding the federal drinking water limits. Golly, could it be that the list of chemicals has been reduced because key wells have been sealed that previously showed the most contamination, including radiation?...Read more.
PLAIN TOWNSHIP - Regarding “EPA review indicates IEL site getting cleaner” (Nov. 17): So, the U.S. EPA, in its five-year review of the Industrial Excess Landfill Superfund Site, relying upon polluter-generated data, has once again declared the noncleanup of allowing rainfall to flush the toxic waste into the area’s aquifer to be working — just nine chemicals found, with only three toxins exceeding the federal drinking water limits. Golly, could it be that the list of chemicals has been reduced because key wells have been sealed that previously showed the most contamination, including radiation?...Read more.
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