Superfund Sites Vulnerable to Climate Disasters
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EPAs Inspector General report reveals hundreds of Superfund sites at risk from natural disasters, with many in coastal areas, low-lying zones, and wildfire-prone regions. Current cleanup plans lack strategies for flooding, storms, and fires, posing risks of toxic spills and wasted resources. Experts call for real mitigation plans, as cascading disasters from warming weather have already caused issues. The EPA is urged to incorporate extreme weather protections for safer communities and ecosystems.
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