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EPA approves BASF's Wyandotte cleanup plan for Detroit River pollution
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EPA approves BASF's Wyandotte cleanup plan for Detroit River pollution
The Environmental Protection Agency announced the approval Monday of a plan to address groundwater contamination from BASF‘s Wyandotte site, where toxic chemicals have flowed into the Detroit River for decades. Civic Action Toolbox Why it matters Toxic chemicals from BASF’s North Works site flow into the Detroit River 1,700 feet from Wyandotte’s drinking water intake. The first consent agreement aimed at addressing pollution from the sit…
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