Federal Facilities in Glenview and Joliet Receive EPA’s First Annual ‘National Excellence in Site Reuse’ Awards
Today,
"Expediting Superfund sites, including those owned by the federal government, through the entire remediation process is a top priority at
"Congratulations to our partners in
Awards were provided in four categories: National Priorities List (NPL) Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) sites; NPL sites; non-NPL sites, and non-NPL BRAC sites.
After the air station closed, the village of
Joliet Army Ammunition Plant, NPL award
The former ammunition plant has been transformed into multiple beneficial use areas for the community, including a veteran's cemetery, a business and transportation hub, and natural resource conservation areas. The public land space on this site is now the largest contiguous open space for bird habitat in northeastern
In addition to the
Under Administrator Pruitt's leadership, the Superfund program has reemerged as a top priority to advance the Agency's core mission of protecting human health and the environment.
For more information about
For more information about cleanups at federal facilities, please visit www.epa.gov/fedfac.
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For Immediate Release No. 18-OPA10
Federal Facilities in
"Expediting Superfund sites, including those owned by the federal government, through the entire remediation process is a top priority at
"Congratulations to our partners in
Awards were provided in four categories: National Priorities List (NPL) Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) sites; NPL sites; non-NPL sites, and non-NPL BRAC sites.
After the air station closed, the village of
Joliet Army Ammunition Plant, NPL award
The former ammunition plant has been transformed into multiple beneficial use areas for the community, including a veteran's cemetery, a business and transportation hub, and natural resource conservation areas. The public land space on this site is now the
largest contiguous open space for bird habitat in northeastern
In addition to the
Under Administrator Pruitt's leadership, the Superfund program has reemerged as a top priority to advance the Agency's core mission of protecting human health and the environment.
For more information about
For more information about cleanups at federal facilities, please visit www.epa.gov/fedfac.
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