He helped rid a river of toxic chemicals. Then cancer came for him
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From his 240 Volvo front-end loader, Scot Meisenheimer could hardly see the ceiling lights.
From his 240 Volvo front-end loader, Scot Meisenheimer could hardly see the ceiling lights.
From his 240 Volvo front-end loader, Scot Meisenheimer could hardly see the ceiling lights.
From his 240 Volvo front-end loader, Scot Meisenheimer could hardly see the ceiling lights.
Nearly a half century after the U.S. banned polychlorinated biphenyls, also known as PCBs, communities around the Great Lakes…