UPDATE 2-EPA chief: Colorado river hit by mine waste back to pre-spill quality
DURANGO, Colo., Aug 12 (Reuters) - The water quality of a southwestern Colorado river rendered bright orange by toxic waste spewed from an abandoned gold mine one week ago has returned to pre-spill levels, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief said on Wednesday.
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