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Green Marine

May 23, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Dredging delays are intolerable

It’s been decades since General Electric dumped toxic chemicals into the Hudson River, yet those contaminants remain. Nothing, repeat nothing, should further delay an ambitious cleanup that already has been far too long in the making. Environmental Protection Agency officials are suggesting the proj

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It’s been decades since General Electric dumped toxic chemicals into the Hudson River, yet those contaminants remain.

Nothing, repeat nothing, should further delay an ambitious cleanup that already has been far too long in the making.

Environmental Protection Agency officials are suggesting the project, once set to begin this year, could be pushed back again, this time to 2007.

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