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Toxic Traces of Lead Mining in Missouri Are Hard to Erase

Whole counties in the state are Superfund sites after decades of contamination. As the cleanup continues, remaining mines are eyeing new demand.

By: financialpost.com

Jan 10 2025
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Toxic Traces of Lead Mining in Missouri Are Hard to Erase

(Bloomberg) — To see the toxic legacy of lead mining in the US and understand the complicated task of cleaning it up, all one has to do is look at Richard Rankin’s backyard in Missouri. Read More

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