Dangerous Arsenic Threat for South Minneapolis, MN Residents
Neighborhoods in South Minneapolis, Minnesota will soon be added to the
federal Superfund list, thanks in part to the arsenic contamination affecting
the area.
The EPA has pledged to spend $6.7 million on testing the area
and cleaning it up, but local residents do not consider this effort sufficient.
There are still major concerns for the contaminated areas not drawing very much
attention, including backyards that contain shrubs, lawns and trees. Residents
worry about the health risks involved with growing vegetables and children
playing outside.
Although parts of the area have been cleaned up in the
past, there is still a significant amount of contamination remaining.
Additionally, blowing wind helps spread the pollution to neighboring areas.
If you believe your health may have been affected, or that you may have
property damage due to arsenic poisoning, it is important to have dedicated
arsenic lawyers on your side.
If you feel you deserve compensation, our
short form below will start the process. The law firm of Weitz and Luxenberg has
experience defending victims of environmental pollutants and is dedicated to
helping.
see also:
CMC Heartland Lite Yard
Dangerous Arsenic in Minneapolis CMC Heartland Lite Yard SiteArsenic threat for CMC Heartland Lite Yard in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Dangerous Arsenic gets Minnesota Department of Agriculture attentionMinnesota Department of Agriculture reacts to Arsenic problems
W&L Press Release
Press Release: W&L responds to Arsenic contamination in MinneapolisPress Release: W&L responds to Arsenic contamination in Minneapolis
