Millions of educational dollars wasted on toxic cleanup and buying out homes and relocating residents. Federal toxic Superfund site selected as a Middle School site, Gloucester City, NJ. Related Chemicals in Schools
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(Washington, DC – April 15, 2009) EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson today announced $600 million in new funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for the cleanup of hazardous waste (Superfund) sites across the nation. In most cases, this recovery act funding will accelerate the hazardous waste cleanup already underway at the sites and fund new clean-up projects. It will also jumpstart the local economy by creating jobs in the site areas.
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