EPA: Only one house left to clean up at Minneapolis arsenic Superfund site

The massive 20-year cleanup of a toxic legacy in south Minneapolis has now eliminated arsenic contamination for all but one residential yard, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday. The EPA's Superfund program dug up and trucked away the contaminated soil from the yards of 623 homes that had been poisoned by an old pesticide maker. The South Minneapolis Residential Soil ...

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