Communities in Maine are going to use more than $24 million in federal money to help clean up contaminated former industrial sites around the state. The money is from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. It will pay for assessments and site cleanups in communities including Gardiner, Millinocket and Bath. The funding is part of a longstanding effort by the EPA to remediate brownfields, which are areas where redevelopment is made challenging by contaminants and blight. Some of the money will help assess and clean up the former Great Northern Paper Co.
Comment on Brownfield cleanup projects coming to Maine communities
The Associated Press, Bangor Daily News
Mon, 05/23/2022 - 5:14am
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