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Home›News›USA: “Get it done efficiently but do it in five years”! (Hudson River)
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February 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: “Get it done efficiently but do it in five years”! (Hudson River)

One of the engineers reviewing the dredging project in Saratoga Springs this week expressed some skepticism that PCB removal in the Hudson River could finish by its the expected end date. [mappress] Source:poststar,February 19,2010;

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One of the engineers reviewing the dredging project in Saratoga Springs this week expressed some skepticism that PCB removal in the Hudson River could finish by its the expected end date.

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Source:poststar,February 19,2010;

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