In an aging Central Florida Superfund site, huge machines aim to knock out a toxic mess
Enormous cranes are building a structure near Clermont that may seem astounishing not only for its weight, about 250 million pounds, and size, a mass larger than a football field, but also for its place and purpose. The behemoth is taking shape entirely underground — a monolithic, rock-like tomb to solve one of the nation’s earliest Superfund challenges, the storied brew of dangerous pesticide ...
United States Lake County Don Clift Rob Pope Us Environmental Protection Agency Us Army Corps Of Engineers
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