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2015 EPA Brownfields Grants Announced

August 20, 2015September 10, 2015Shae Strait

Six West Virginia entities received $1.6 Million in 2015 EPA Brownfields grants for cleanup and assessment projects. Congratulations, West Virginia!

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The BAD Buildings Program provides technical assistance and tools to address abandoned and dilapidated buildings in West Virginia.

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The City of Thomas Demolishes Eagle's Nest Building

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