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June 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New Bedford Harbour Dredging Begins

Dredging aimed at removing PCB-contaminated sediment is set to begin in the coming week in New Bedford Harbor. Since 2004, about 193,000 cubic yards of the tainted sediment has been removed. Another 700,000 cubic yards remains to be dealt with under a 1998 cleanup plan.

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Dredging aimed at removing PCB-contaminated sediment is set to begin in the coming week in New Bedford Harbor. Since 2004, about 193,000 cubic yards of the tainted sediment has been removed. Another 700,000 cubic yards remains to be dealt with under a 1998 cleanup plan.

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