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MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN COMMUNITIES: CALIFORNIA GULCH SUPERFUND SITE
U.S. EPA Making a Difference in Communities webinar series, 22 February 2016

For years, EPA has worked with the community of Leadville, Colorado, the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment, and other site stakeholders to complete cleanup at the California Gulch Superfund site and return the site to appropriate use. The Superfund site encompasses 18 sq mi, including the entire town of Leadville. This video highlights how the cleanup of a portion of the Superfund site, combined with the community's leadership and support for bringing new recreational resources to the area, has resulted in development of the Lake County Community Park and Fairgrounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jdi-AdBrLs&feature=youtu.be



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