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PCBs: Enviro Groups Question Whitman's Role in Anniston Agreement

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PCBs
Chemical Industry

Greenwire, Staff
Published June 18, 2003

Outgoing U.S. EPA Administrator Christine Whitman should clarify her part in a settlement last year with Monsanto Co. over PCB contamination in Anniston, Ala., environmental groups said yesterday...

In a letter sent yesterday, Anniston's Community Against Pollution and the Environmental Working Group urged Whitman to explain a meeting she had with the companies in March 2002 where she was briefed on the city's cleanup effort. Following the meeting, EPA assumed control of the cleanup (Sara Clemence, Anniston Star [subscription required], June 19)...

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