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… Hudson Falls, NY to NYC, because of General Electric? GE dumped over a million pounds of toxic
PCBs into the River between 1947 and 1977. Now, EPA and GE are trying to walk away from their PCB …
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… Protection Agency 187 Wolf Road, Suite 303 Albany, NY 12205 Learn more at www.riverkeeper.org/
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… Falls, NY to Manhattan, because of General Electric? GE dumped over a million pounds of toxic
PCBs into the River between 1947 and 1977. New York will bear the burden of GE’s PCB …
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… (NOAA) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). The review ignores the fact that
PCBs remain widespread and pervasive throughout the river and that there will be thousands more …
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… system failures, agricultural runoff, urban runoff and wildlife. The project does not monitor
PCBs or other contaminants. Community members are encouraged to learn more about the effort, and …
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… with such a unified voice, even in historic battles ranging from Storm King Mountain to GE and its
PCBs. I believe this effort, win or lose, will go down in history as a moment that finally …
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… the barge anchors to constantly grind the floor of the Hudson River, stirring up long-dormant
PCBs. The transport of largely hazardous materials, in the form of crude and tar sands oil, brings …
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… hold a public workshop to discuss the progress of the second five year review for the Hudson River
PCBs Superfund site. Representatives from a number of state and federal agencies (New York State …
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… hold a public workshop to discuss the progress of the second five year review for the Hudson River
PCBs Superfund site. Representatives from a number of state and federal agencies (New York State …
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… Public Works Committee. “EPA required dredging of the Hudson River in 2002 in order to remove
PCBs so that the Hudson River ecosystem can eventually return to normal, yet new science shows that …
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