4 years later, cleanup of green ooze pollution on I-696 still not complete
The city acquired and razed the troubled Electro Plating Services building on 10 Mile Road last year. Cleanup of tainted soil expected by early 2024.
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The city acquired and razed the troubled Electro Plating Services building on 10 Mile Road last year. Cleanup of tainted soil expected by early 2024.
New Yorkers felt like they were in a scene of 'The Ghostbusters' when green ooze was bubbling up from the sewer near the World Trade Center. While it may look otherworldly, there is an actual explanation.
MADISON HEIGHTS — In December 2019, before the pandemic turned the world on its ear, Madison Heights found itself in the national spotlight when green-colored groundwater laced with cancer-causing hexavalent chromium gushed onto Interstate 696.
The impending demolition will allow state regulators a better look at what remaining mess exists at the chronically polluted site
Demolition of the main building of Electro-Plating Services — which caused a spill of bright green toxic chemicals onto a highway in 2019 - begins Friday.