US EditionThe most radioactive place in East Tennessee has been cleaned up, says EPA
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The most radioactive place in East Tennessee has been cleaned up, says EPA
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday that it has finished cleanup of a nearly six-acre radioactive superfund site on the outskirts of Clinton after it sat abandoned for almost 50 years. Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank called the site an “environmental cold case,” and applauded the work of the EPA and state regulators. “Together, all of you have helped a dream become a reality,” Frank said. “You’ve helped answer many praye…
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