Cleaning up meth labs a dirty, costly process

Hundreds of properties across the state sit idle, awaiting cleanup of the dangerous chemicals used to make drug

By Eric Flowers / The Bulletin
July 23, 2003

REDMOND - The scattered remains of what was once a home at 334 Warsaw St. have baked in the summer sun, soaked in spring rains and gathered winter snow for three years.

The four walls and roof are long gone. What endures is threat of pollution from toxic chemicals once used as ingredients for a....

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