Danger in Munitions Sites Found Across United States
AP Review shows aging explosives and hazardous chemicals likely lie beneath 259 former military sites across all states. Government plans 1 777 cleanup projects. total cost projected at 4 billion dollars by 2010.
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Tierrasanta
San Diego
Jim Madaffer
Tierra Santa
Washington, D.C
White House
Mer Defense Department
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