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Cleanup nearly complete in Long Island canal after PSE&G’s ‘nonhazardous’ oil spill kills wildlife

Summary by New York Post
Thousands of gallons of fluid used in power lines spilled into a Long Island canal this month after a buried PSE&G transmission cable ruptured — leading to an oily mess in the East Rockaway area.

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Cleanup nearly complete in Long Island canal after PSE&G’s ‘nonhazardous’ oil spill kills wildlife

Thousands of gallons of fluid used in power lines spilled into a Long Island canal this month after a buried PSE&G transmission cable ruptured — leading to an oily mess in the East Rockaway area.

·New York, United States
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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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