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(KNZA)--The St. Joseph-based Mo-Kan Regional Council has been selected to receive a one-million dollar grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up potentially contaminated sites.
About $570,000 will go toward cleaning up hazardous waste and more than $425,000 to clean up gas contamination. The funds will be used to capitalize a revolving loan fund from which Mo-Kan will provide loans and sub-grants to support cleanup activities.
Mo-Kan was among six cities, or non-profit groups, awarded funding in EPA Region 7.
Mo-Kan serves 15 counties in northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas.
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