Ann Arbor's dioxane problem from the Gelman Science contamination is in line to get federal help. The EPA announced that the Gelman contaminated site is a candidate for the National Priorities List, which means it’s eligible to become a Superfund site. 

GUESTS:

Brian Steglitz, public services area administrator for the City of Ann Arbor

Bill Shuster, professor and chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Wayne State University

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