The Environmental Protection Agency doesn't have specific regulations for snow disposal. However, parks or other large open spaces...
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Published
02/18/10
BALTIMORE (AP) — Mountains of grimy snow piled in parking lots aren't the prettiest sight in East Coast communities, but experts say leaving it there until the spring thaw is less toxic to the environment than dumping it into freshwater rivers, streams and creeks. Find Us On Facebook
Over the past two weeks, crews in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia have not only struggled to clear it all, but find places to put it that are convenient and don't pose any long-term danger to the environment.
The Environmental Protection Agency doesn't have specific regulations for snow disposal. However, parks or other large open spaces...
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