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Colorado Smelter

  • EPA is committed to protecting the health and safety of the people in Colorado

    EPA works with state, local, and other federal officials to implement cleanups across the Colorado Smelter Superfund Site.

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    The latest site news will be posted in this section.

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    Check your residential sampling and cleanup data via the Qlik dashboard. 

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    Navigate through maps, photos, and text to give you a complete look at the site. This includes history and public health impacts, the Pueblo community, ongoing work, and information on how residents can become involved.

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    Review all publicly available documents, including decision documents, maps and factsheets.

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  • What Are the Risks at the Site?

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    High levels of lead and arsenic have been identified in yards and inside homes within the study area. 

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Contact Us About the Colorado Smelter to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem.
Last updated on August 14, 2025
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