Funding The Superfund

Superfund map

As part of the economic stimulus package, the Environmental Protection Agency plans to spend about $600 million on cleanup of 50 contaminated Superfund sites.







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s receiving fund
ing for cleanup.

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This interactive map pinpoints Superfund sites receiving cleanup funds, with circles sized according to the amount of money received.

 

SiteCityStateFunding Range (in millions)
Sulphur Bank Mercury MineClearlake OaksCAUp to $5M
Frontier FertilizerDavisCAUp to $5M
Iron Mountain MineReddingCA$10M-$25M
Clear CreekCentral CityCOUp to $5M
Summitville MineDel NorteCO$10M-$25M
Standard ChlorineNew CastleDEUp to $5M
Tower ChemicalClermontFL$5M-$10M
United MetalsMariannaFL$5M-$10M
Escambia WoodPensacolaFLUp to $5M
Brunswick WoodBrunswickGA$5M-$10M
WoolfolkFort ValleyGAUp to $5M
Bunker Hill Mining; basin property remediation programSmeltervilleID$10M-$25M
Outboard Marine CorporationWaukeganIL$10M-$25M
Jacobsville Neighborhood Soil Contamination siteEvansvilleINUp to $5M
Continental SteelKokomoIN$5M-$10M
Cherokee County operable units 4 and 6GalenaKS$10M-$25M
Silresim ChemicalLowellMA$10M-$25M
Hatheway & PattersonMansfield/FoxboroughMA$10M-$25M
New Bedford HarborNew BedfordMAMore than $25M
South Minneapolis Residential Soil Contamination siteMinneapolisMN$10M-$25M
Madison County operable unit 3FredericktownMO$10M-$25M
Oronogo-DuenwegJoplinMO$10M-$25M
Upper Tenmile Creek Mining AreaNear HelenaMT$5M-$10M
GMH ElectronicsRoxboroNCUp to $5M
Sigmons SepticStatesvilleNCUp to $5M
Arsenic Trioxide siteSoutheastND$10M-$25M
Omaha LeadOmahaNEMore than $25M
Ottati & GossKingstonNHUp to $5M
Roebling SteelFlorenceNJMore than $25M
Welsbach & General Gas MantleCamden/Gloucester CityNJMore than $25M
Emmell's Septic LandfillGalloway TownshipNJUp to $5M
Imperial OilMorganvilleNJ$10M to $25M
Price LandfillPleasantville/Egg Harbor TownshipNJ$10M-$25M
Horseshoe RoadSayrevilleNJUp to $5M
Cornell DubilierSouth PlainfieldNJMore than $25M
Vineland ChemicalVinelandNJ$10M-$25M
Grants Chlorinated SolventsGrantsNMUp to $5M
Old Roosevelt Field Garden CityNY$5M-$10M
Lawrence AviationPort JeffersonNYUp to $5M
Tar CreekOttawa CountyOKMore than $25M
HavertownHavertownPAUp to $5M
Crossley FarmHuffs ChurchPAUp to $5M
Gilt EdgeNear LeadSDUp to $5M
Garland CreosotingLongviewTX$5M-$10M
Bountiful Woods CrossBountifulUTUp to $5M
Eureka MillsEurekaUTMore than $25M
Atlantic Wood IndustriesPortsmouthVAUp to $5M
Elizabeth MineStaffordVT$5M-$10M
Wyckoff/Eagle HarborBainbridge IslandWAUp to $5M
Commencement Bay, South Tacoma Channel Well 12ATacomaWA$5M-$10M

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