EPA Says Rivers It Polluted Are Clean — Because All The Toxic Metals Have Flown Into Lake Powell
Good news: high concentrations of toxic metals from a mine blowout caused by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are no longer detectable in the Animas and San Juan rivers, according to an agency report. The bad news is, fall storms and spring snow-melt likely drove 1,115,539 pounds of toxic metals from those rivers to Lake Powell…
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Sure is empty down here...