EPA’s Policy of Superfund Sites Redevelopment into Recreational Facilities: The Success of Chisman Creek

The Superfund policy of the US Environmental Protection Agency was rebuilt as a recreational facility. The success of Tisman Creek is to introduce Superfund's website in the United States and throughout the region. These places are considered to be the most environmentally hazardous areas; they pose a threat to human health and the environment before improvement. Superfund sites are usually the result of years of pollution, but in some cases they are one time accidents.

This is not new. Newtown Creek is a site marked by Super Fund's site or the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a pollution prevention site. Creek was not proposed to the official super fund list until January 2009, but it is a secret that it has become a problem for many years. Creek has a long and continuous history of pollution. Ogawa is a natural estuary 4 miles in length and is located just outside the East River along the north side of Brooklyn's Green Point. In the nineteenth century it became a major commercial source of the neighborhood and provided a prosperous industrial economy and a large flood of water transportation. Ogawa was transformed into a canal in the second half of the 19th century and developed into a major international trade port. The new, unnatural angle captures any solid material floating in the stream and submerses it to the bottom instead of flowing through it. For decades there were a lot of solid waste entering the creek.

Newtown Creek is a part of the border between Brooklyn and Queens and is 3.5 miles long (6 kilometers) long designated as a super fund farm for environmental cleanup and recreation and recovery of economic resources in the waterway, It is the estuary of. It is one of the most commonly used waters in many communities New York Harbor and New Jersey, is the most contaminated industrial area in the country, and contains many years of waste toxins. Petroleum, New York City sewer system untreated sewage, other sediment