Colorado’s rich and troubled mining legacy can lead to tunnel blowouts, dead rivers and Superfund mandates, making a new cleanup settlement in the tiny southwestern town of Rico sound placid by comparison. Rico and state officials Wednesday announced a complex deal with Atlantic Richfield Co., now a subsidiary of giant BP America, to finish digging lead-contaminated soil from yardsand paving over lead-tainted roadways over the next few years. The agreement allows Atlantic Richfield to avoid the imposition of an EPA-forced town cleanup, and Rico is assured the voluntary cleanup is paid for by the company and eases lingering worries about lead in the local soil. “It’s a complex proje
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