Roof Depot Arsenic at Brooke Fairthorne blog

Roof Depot Arsenic. Numerous assessments have concluded there are still “elevated concentrations” of arsenic in the soil beneath the roof depot warehouse. Residents who oppose demolition say they believe it will release more pollution into the neighborhood. It has become a site of controversy and protest, as local activists fight to prevent demolition and transform the roof depot into an urban farm to benefit the community. Minneapolis police are in the process of clearing protesters who set up camp tuesday at the roof depot site in the city’s east phillips neighborhood. Three temporary monitoring wells were installed at the roof depot site. The roof depot is an abandoned warehouse that sits at the heart of the “arsenic triangle,” a highly polluted sector abutting east phillips and little. Groundwater below the roof depot site is contaminated with arsenic that originated from the cmc site. The lot next door to the roof depot was formerly designated.

It has become a site of controversy and protest, as local activists fight to prevent demolition and transform the roof depot into an urban farm to benefit the community. The roof depot is an abandoned warehouse that sits at the heart of the “arsenic triangle,” a highly polluted sector abutting east phillips and little. Groundwater below the roof depot site is contaminated with arsenic that originated from the cmc site. Minneapolis police are in the process of clearing protesters who set up camp tuesday at the roof depot site in the city’s east phillips neighborhood. The lot next door to the roof depot was formerly designated. Numerous assessments have concluded there are still “elevated concentrations” of arsenic in the soil beneath the roof depot warehouse. Residents who oppose demolition say they believe it will release more pollution into the neighborhood. Three temporary monitoring wells were installed at the roof depot site.

An 'Arsenic Plume Rests Beneath The Surface' of the Roof Depot

Roof Depot Arsenic Groundwater below the roof depot site is contaminated with arsenic that originated from the cmc site. It has become a site of controversy and protest, as local activists fight to prevent demolition and transform the roof depot into an urban farm to benefit the community. The lot next door to the roof depot was formerly designated. Groundwater below the roof depot site is contaminated with arsenic that originated from the cmc site. Numerous assessments have concluded there are still “elevated concentrations” of arsenic in the soil beneath the roof depot warehouse. The roof depot is an abandoned warehouse that sits at the heart of the “arsenic triangle,” a highly polluted sector abutting east phillips and little. Residents who oppose demolition say they believe it will release more pollution into the neighborhood. Minneapolis police are in the process of clearing protesters who set up camp tuesday at the roof depot site in the city’s east phillips neighborhood. Three temporary monitoring wells were installed at the roof depot site.