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EPA removes Frontier Hard Chrome from national Superfund site list
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EPA removes Frontier Hard Chrome from national Superfund site list
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has officially deleted the Frontier Hard Chrome Superfund site in the city of Vancouver, Washington from the agency’s National Priorities List.
EPA and the State of Washington have concluded that all appropriate actions under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (the Nation’s Superfund law) have been implemented and that no further cleanup is required.
Sites can only be deleted from the NPL after all remedies are successfully implemented and EPA and the State determine that all cleanup actions are complete and cleanup goals have been met.
The 30-day public comment period on the proposed deletion ended June 20, 2018. After adding Frontier Hard Chrome to the NPL in 1983, the site was removed effective today, Monday, Aug 6, with the publication of the official notice in the Federal Register.
