Company responsible for landfill clean-up sues Mallinckrodt
In 1942, three miles north of where the Gateway Arch now stands, the chemical company Mallinckrodt began a sensitive task: processing uranium ore for the Manhattan Project, the federal government’s secret and successful campaign to build an atomic bomb during World War II. This work created heaps of radioactive waste.
Landfill operator sues for help with EPA cleanup
The operator of a suburban St. Louis landfill where an underground fire smolders near illegally dumped radioactive waste is suing the drug maker whose predecessor processed the Cold War-era nuclear […]
Landfill operator sues for help with EPA cleanup
The operator of a suburban St. Louis landfill where an underground fire smolders near illegally dumped radioactive waste is suing the drug maker whose predecessor processed the Cold War-era nuclear […]
EPA announces cleanup plan for troubled landfill
Some of the illegally dumped nuclear waste buried near a long-smoldering underground fire at a Missouri landfill will be dug up and the rest will be capped under a federal […]
EPA announces cleanup plan for troubled landfill
Some of the illegally dumped nuclear waste buried near a long-smoldering underground fire at a Missouri landfill will be dug up and the rest will be capped under a federal […]
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