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The slow-moving fight to clean New Jersey’s most contaminated river

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Read the full story at Inside Climate News. More than 40 years after the Passaic River was declared a Superfund site, cancer-causing toxins still line its bottom. While residents drink from its waters, cleanup stalls under corporate resistance and potential federal budget cuts.

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The slow-moving fight to clean New Jersey’s most contaminated river

Read the full story at Inside Climate News. More than 40 years after the Passaic River was declared a Superfund site, cancer-causing toxins still line its bottom. While residents drink from its waters, cleanup stalls under corporate resistance and potential federal budget cuts.

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