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The EPA said the facilities will treat groundwater in a part of the San Fernando Valley Superfund site, enabling the LADWP to use the water as part of its supplies.
The EPA said the facilities will treat groundwater in a part of the San Fernando Valley Superfund site, enabling the LADWP to use the water as part of its supplies.
EPA reviewing petition to evaluate Tijuana River Valley’s eligibility as a Superfund site Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer sent the request on behalf of several hundred San Diego County residents ...
Supervisor Submits Petition to EPA for Superfund Designation in Tijuana River Valley by City News Service Oct. 24, 2024, 10:57 p.m. Oct. 25, 2024, 7:41 a.m. Share this: ...
The Superfund has 1,339 sites, where historic releases of hazardous pollutants or contaminants pose health threats to people and the environment, according to the EPA statement and its website.
The EPA said the facilities will treat groundwater in a part of the San Fernando Valley Superfund site, enabling the LADWP to use the water as part of its supplies.