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[Site Type] Superfund [Site Description] 
Superfund sites are uncontrolled or abandoned sites or properties where hazardous waste or other contamination is located. A contaminated site is generally considered a "Superfund site" if the federal government is or plans to be involved in cleanup efforts. Many of these sites are listed on the National Priorities List (NPL). [More information is available on the Agency's Superfund cleanup enforcement web pages.] Over 500 Superfund NPL sites alone are in reuse or are protective and ready for reuse. The Superfund Redevelopment Initiative (SRI) program offers guidance, tools, and services to help communities overcome obstacles to reuse at Superfund sites, including reuse assessments and reuse planning.
Types of Contaminated Sites | Enforcement | US EPA
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