World’s largest environmental cleanup of its kind resumes on St. Louis River

World’s largest environmental cleanup of its kind resumes on St. Louis River

Remediation of cancer-causing industrial toxins on the Thomson Reservoir resumes as environmental agencies aim to decontaminate the St. Louis River by the end of the decade.

World’s largest environmental cleanup of its kind resumes on St. Louis River - Great Lakes Commission

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency contractors resumed the deployment of 8,100 tons of activated carbon used to remediate industrial pollutants along the St. Louis River – Lake Superior’s largest river – in the second phase of the $36 million project. Read the full story by the Pine Journal.