Barry owns a chemical company. His workers have a habit of dumping rinse water after machines are cleaned on the ground outside the company. After many years, the environmental protection agency inspects the land and declares the land to be contaminated. Protectionagency demands $4.5 million in order to clean the environmental pollution. Barry declares bankruptcy and closes the company. Which is a likely result: The EPA cannot do anything because the company is in bankruptcy The EPA can force Barry to personally pay for th ciean up The EPA we will need to scquire funds from the super fund in order to clean the site The EPA can force the cmployees who dumped the waste to puy foc the cleanup as they are the potentally responsible party