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<abstract>Over 15 million acres in the United States are suspected of
being, or known to be, contaminated with military munitions.	 
These sites include ranges on closing military installations,	 
closed ranges on active installations, and formerly used defense 
sites. Under the Defense Environmental Restoration Program,	 
established in 1986, the Department of Defense (DOD) must	 
identify, assess, and clean up military munitions contamination  
at these sites. DOD estimates these activities will cost from $8 
billion to $35 billion. Because of the magnitude of DOD&apos;s cleanup
effort, both in terms of cost and affected acreage, as well as	 
the significant public safety, health, and environmental risks	 
that military munitions may pose, The Ranking Minority Member of 
the House Committee on Energy and Commerce asked us to evaluate  
(1) DOD&apos;s progress in implementing its program to identify,	 
assess, and clean up military munitions sites and (2) DOD&apos;s plans
to clean up remaining sites in the future.</abstract>
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