The comment period ended Nov. 24th.  Please do not use this form.  Thank you!

For 13 years, U.S. Magnesium (formerly MagCorp) was the number one toxic air polluter in the country. 

While it no longer holds that distinction, the company's list of other toxic releases is staggering: metals (including arsenic, chromium, mercury, copper, and zinc), acidic waste water, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), hexachlorobenzene (HCB), and dioxins/furans present at levels posing cancer, diabetes, and immune system risks to workers at the site according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

Now, the EPA is considering listing U.S. Magnesium as a federal Superfund Site to force the company to clean up its act.  But first, it wants to hear from you.

Please take a minute to tell the EPA to list U.S. Magnesium as a Superfund Site.

Because the EPA gets thousands of comments, your comment will be most effective if it is personal.  At the very least, begin with "My name is ___ and I live in ___."

The EPA is considering impacts to both human health and the natural environment so whether you work, live, or play by the Great Salt Lake your input is important.  For more information, and instructions on how to mail in your comments, visit: http://www.epa.gov/region8/superfund/ut/usmagnesium/#1