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EPA cleans up former BA landfill which has potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity

EPA working at former BA landfill found potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity

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EPA workers are covering an old Broken Arrow landfill with clay after surveys and soil testing revealed potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity at the site. Workers are placing two 6-inch layers of compacted clay on the Wagoner County parcel, located on seven acres of vacant land south of Kenosha Street and east of South 219th …

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EPA cleans up former BA landfill which has potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity

EPA cleans up former BA landfill which has potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity

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EPA workers are covering an old Broken Arrow landfill with clay after surveys and soil testing revealed potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity at the site. Workers are placing two six-inch layers of compacted clay on the Wagoner County parcel, located on seven acres of vacant land south of Kenosha Street and east of South 219th …

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The geological stroke of luck that protects marine life in the Galapagos

The geological stroke of luck that protects marine life in the Galapagos

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This story originally appears in The same review and is part of the Climate office collaboration. Driven by climate change, almost all parts of the ocean are warming. But off the west coast of the Galapagos Islands there is an area of ​​cold, nutrient-rich water. This thriving patch feeds phytoplankton and breathes life into the …

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