The environmental protection agency obtains a court order and serves it on the owners of Miami chemical and soap Inc. After examination of the property, it is determined that there is significant chemical contamination in the soil around the factory. The environmental protection agency informs the owners that cleanup will cost $7 million. The owners declare bankruptcy and close the factory. A likely result is The EPA will initiate cleanup and pay for the needed work from the Superfund The EPA will require whoever buys the factory out of bankruptcy to clean the property The EPA will initiate cleanup and sue the corporation for the cost The EPA will not take any action now that the company is closed