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EPA inks clean-up agreement with Columbia Falls aluminum plant

The agreement sets cleanup targets for arsenic, fluoride and cyanide, and EPA says work could finish within two to three years.

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Under the agreement, CFAC owner Glencore will pay nearly $58 million to clean up toxins from decades of aluminum smelting.

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EPA inks clean-up agreement with Columbia Falls aluminum plant

Under the agreement, CFAC owner Glencore will pay nearly $58 million to clean up toxins from decades of aluminum smelting.

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The Belgrade News broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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