Beauty spot deemed 'hazard' due to leaking 'pure acid' into river
Briefly

The Afterthought Mine, an abandoned site in Shasta County, California, has been added to the Superfund list for releasing toxic waste, threatening local health.
The EPA discovered toxic levels at Afterthought Mine, revealing a dangerous trend: chemicals flowing from the site were found at 1,200 times the safe limit.
Cancer is alarming in Shasta County, known for its high rates, with the region also witnessing significant infant mortality, drawing concern from health officials.
Afterthought Mine's toxic waste has been linked to severe health issues, prompting the EPA to examine its potential designation as a federal cleanup priority site.
Read at Mail Online
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