EPA's plan to sanction use of slightly contaminated fill dirt in Butte remains controversial

EPA released a position paper Friday touting the benefits of using onsite material, also known as slightly contaminated 'grey dirt,' at Superfund sites in Butte. The plan is controversial.

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