Posted on 06.15.20

Air Force to clean up contamination of Oscoda base after pushback

Source: https://www.detroitnews.com/, June 13, 2020
By: Sarah Rahal

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center announced it is awarding a contract in July that will expand capture zones to better control migration of PFAS contaminants from a former air force base in Oscoda following pushes from politicians.

The Air Force announced the contract Friday with plans to expand capture fields already in place at a former fire training site and the Central Treatment System located on the former Wurtsmith Air Force Base. Read more.

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