Corps cites progress on removal of Coldwater Creek contaminated soil

By ExchangeMonitor

Contractors for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ St. Louis office have made headway in removing contaminated soil from the banks of Coldwater Creek and cleaning up contamination near an elementary school, a Corps spokesperson said by email Tuesday. Contractors…

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