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Ohio's Fernald Uranium Site Transformed: $4.4B Cleanup Success
Ohio's Fernald uranium site underwent a $4.4 billion cleanup, transforming it into a thriving wetland and forest. After ceasing operations in 1989, the 1,050-acre area was revitalized, restoring its ecosystem and providing a Visitors Center to educate the public on its history. This successful environmental project highlights the importance of remediation efforts for contaminated sites.
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