Doe Run seeks to recoup lead cleanup costs

By: Donna Walter August 23, 2011

Lead mining is a dirty business, and the cleanup is expensive. In the last two decades, Doe Run Resources has spent $62.5 million cleaning up lead contamination around six old lead milling sites in St. Francois County, in the area known as the Lead Belt.

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Doe Run seeks to recoup lead cleanup costs

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