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Bilingual Environmental Science Modules for Communities Available

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UA SRP Hosts Successful Airborne Mineral Dust Contaminants Conference

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UA SRP Develops Mining Modules with Tohono O’odham Comm. College

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Welcome to the University of Arizona Superfund Research Program

 

Hazardous Waste Risk and Remediation in the Southwest

The Superfund Research Program at the University of Arizona uses an interdisciplinary approach to study hazardous waste issues in the U.S. Southwest (and Mexico border). We focus on arsenic, chlorinated solvents, and mine tailings. Our biomedical and environmental scientists collaborate to investigate risks, develop remediation strategies, and translate research findings to government stakeholders and the affected community. Our mission is to advance science and to use the research conducted by our program for the improvement of human health and the environment.

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