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Tar Creek mold confirmed
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TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2002 A University of Tulsa student has completed a study of homes in the Tar Creek Superfund area. Micah Burch, a pre-med student, found homes heavily contaminated with a toxic mold. The Daily Oklahoman does not report how many of the 18 homes were affected. Tar Creek is the most expensive Superfund site. It is a former mining area in northeastern Oklahoma affecting a large amount of Quapaw-owned lands. Get the Story:
Tar Creek study finds toxic mold (The Daily Oklahoman 4/23) Relevant Links:
Tar Creek Site - http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/rodsites/0601269.htm
Superfund, EPA - http://www.epa.gov/superfund Related Stories:
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Sale of mine waste cleared for Okla. Tribe (8/22)
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