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Leadville VS The EPA

Air Date: Week of February 14, 1992
Becky Rumsey reports on the growing animosity of many residents of Leadville, Colorado toward the EPA. The agency has named 16 square miles in and around the mining town a Superfund site, but many residents see the agency's presence as an intrusion.

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Leadville VS The EPA

Air Date: Week of February 14, 1992 Becky Rumsey reports on the growing animosity of many residents of Leadville, Colorado toward the EPA. The agency has named 16 square miles in and around the mining town a Superfund site, but many residents see the agency's presence as an intrusion.

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Living on Earth wants to hear from you!

Newsletter [Click here]

Air Date: Week of February 14, 1992
Becky Rumsey reports on the growing animosity of many residents of Leadville, Colorado toward the EPA. The agency has named 16 square miles in and around the mining town a Superfund site, but many residents see the agency's presence as an intrusion.