Further, Postal Service officials said traces of anthrax spores had been found at a postal station in northwest Washington and in Dulles Station, Va., and Postmaster General John E. Potter said at a Senate hearing that the service would need several billion dollars for cleanup and new security measures.
Russia has already caused serious damage to the environment near many of its navy ports and will eventually spend several billion dollars on the cleanup, decommissioning and dismantling of its nuclear fleet.
One New York City development will receive $165 million instead of a few million dollars for cleanup.
The following year, the Times declared subway graffiti to be an "epidemic," costing the Transit Authority more than five hundred thousand dollars in cleanup costs annually.
The biggest environmental dredging project in the nation's history -- a half-billion dollar cleanup of the PCB-laden Hudson River -- took a big step forward.
More to come" — a straightforward post — before it transitioned to producing more outwardly absurd tweets like "BP has pledged 75 million dollars towards the 40 billion dollar cleanup cost.
Fines, environmental damage and cleanup could cost a billion dollars more a huge sum, but sadly probably not the worst the world has seen.
Of course, this penalty is dwarfed by the costs of the tar sands spill, which has become the most costly pipeline accident in U.S. history, with damage and cleanup costs approaching a billion dollars.
The cleanup is expected to cost half a billion dollars.
Texaco spent forty million dollars on the cleanup, and in 1998 the Ecuadoran government granted the company a release from any future claims against it.
She also describes the huge cleanup and recovery effort led by Irving H. Picard, the tough-minded Madoff bankruptcy administrator, whose operations have already cost a quarter of a billion dollars, with an estimated billion more to come.
