BERLIN — Hopes of starting the cleanup of the Chlor-Alkali Superfund site this summer have been pushed back as negotiations over payment of the cost of the remediation are ongoing.

The cost of the cleanup falls on Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products/Fort James, under a 2015 administrative settlement that identified the company as successor to the former owners and operators of the mill.

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