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For further information on the review process for the proposed hazardous-waste site at Broadwell Dry Lake...

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8011-hazardous-waste.jpg Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsRelieved that I don't have to pass a toxic-waste dump here, I get back on the 10-ton bike and pedal onward toward LudlowHa! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsRelieved that I don't have to pass a toxic-waste dump here, I get back on the 10-ton bike and pedal onward toward LudlowHa! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsRelieved that I don't have to pass a toxic-waste dump here, I get back on the 10-ton bike and pedal onward toward LudlowHa! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsRelieved that I don't have to pass a toxic-waste dump here, I get back on the 10-ton bike and pedal onward toward LudlowHa! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsRelieved that I don't have to pass a toxic-waste dump here, I get back on the 10-ton bike and pedal onward toward Ludlow

For some lucky reason, the proposed hazardous-waste site at Broadwell Dry Lake didn't happen; maybe they were unable to frame it as another "green" project.