Yellowstone cleans up fuel tank sites
CODY, Wyo. (AP) — Contractors are cleaning up several sites around Yellowstone National Park where leaky underground fuel tanks had contaminated soil and groundwater over the past few decades.
The park's environmental protection specialist, Jim Evanoff , says some of the polluted sites are near pristine waters but don't pose an immediate threat to drinking water.
The National Park Service is work...
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