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EPA, General Electric host open house for residents to learn more about PCB landfill project

Summary by The Berkshire Eagle
With construction of the upland disposal facility intended to hold PCB-contaminated sediments due to begin in 2026, the Environmental Protection Agency and General Electric Co. are hoping that open communication will ease residents' apprehension.

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EPA, General Electric host open house for residents to learn more about PCB landfill project

With construction of the upland disposal facility intended to hold PCB-contaminated sediments due to begin in 2026, the Environmental Protection Agency and General Electric Co. are hoping that open communication will ease residents' apprehension.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news in on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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