Army Corps Releases Plan For Niagara Falls Site Cleanup

Karl Herchenroeder
RW Monitor
12/11/2015
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) last week released its feasibility study and proposed plan for cleanup of the Niagara Falls Storage Site, a 191-acre property that contains radioactive material linked to Manhattan…

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