EPA’s Pruitt, lawmakers recommit to public trust in East Chicago

Published May 5, 2017 7:04pm ET



Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt on Friday joined Democrats and Republicans to reaffirm the agency’s commitment to communities outside of Chicago hit by high levels of lead contamination.

Pruitt had visited the Indiana city of East Chicago last month affected by contamination from a closed lead production facility owned by the firm U.S. Steel that had been designated a Superfund cleanup site by the agency in 2009.

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