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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a proposed plan to address contamination at a former manufactured gas plant site in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This site, previously operated by Wisconsin Public Service (WPS), has been the focus of environmental concerns due to the presence of hazardous substances that pose risks to public health and the environment. The EPA’s proposal outlines steps to remediate the site and mitigate the potential impact on the surrounding community.
The proposed plan is part of the EPA’s broader efforts to ensure that contaminated sites are cleaned up and restored to safe conditions. The agency’s involvement reflects its commitment to protecting public health and the environment, particularly in areas where industrial activities have left a legacy of pollution. The plan will undergo a public comment period, allowing community members and stakeholders to provide input on the proposed actions.
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U.S. EPA — EPA Proposes Plan for Former Manufactured Gas Plant Site in Green Bay, Wisconsin U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov)
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