EPA Anticipates West Lake Remedy Plan in Months

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency anticipates issuing its final remedy plan for cleanup of radiologically contaminated material at the West Lake Landfill in Missouri within a period of months, according to an agency spokesman.
The EPA was responding to a…

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