> Often as these business shutdown they built offices and homes on top of the property, for the ones that happened in the 70s there was no remediation until much later. For the ones that happened in the 90s-00s there was a level of remediation but I am still not trustworthy of it 1) lasting and 2) the developers doing the best work.
There was a investigative story some time back, about somebody that had bought a residence on one of those superfund sites.
It wasn't after his (or her? I don't remember) family started getting sick, and after investigation that he discovered the housing project was built on a superfund site. And even after paying for air measurements out-of-pocket, and with results off-the-chart, the promoter and the town were all saying everything was fine, with nothing to see. And I believe they were also trying to sue him for libel, as you normally do...
There was a investigative story some time back, about somebody that had bought a residence on one of those superfund sites.
It wasn't after his (or her? I don't remember) family started getting sick, and after investigation that he discovered the housing project was built on a superfund site. And even after paying for air measurements out-of-pocket, and with results off-the-chart, the promoter and the town were all saying everything was fine, with nothing to see. And I believe they were also trying to sue him for libel, as you normally do...