ReVenture Says Good-bye to Superfund

The EPA has removed eco-industrial park ReVenture from its list of Superfund sites, we've learned from Forsite Development's  Tom McKittrick.
 
The 667-acre west Mecklenburg County property was formerly a textile dye manufacturing plant. The Fed's Superfund program is designed to locate, investigate, and clean up the worst uncontrolled and abandoned toxic waste sites in the US. Tom is converting it for reuse as a national model for environmentally friendly R&D, alternative fuel projects, and wastewater treatment.
 

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