EPA Now Says It’s Not to Blame for Gold King Mine Spill
In their report, the EPA claims it was engaged in only “careful scraping and excavation” with a backhoe outside the mine
By Heritage Foundation John-Michael Seibler, Paul J. Larkin Jr.—— Bio and Archives--December 23, 2015
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On August 5, a crew from the Environmental Protection Agency caused a spill of 3 million gallons of water laden with mercury, arsenic, and other toxic metals from the Gold King mine into a river that supplies drinking water for three states.
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