Dredging of PCBs from the Hudson River will continue as planned in 2011, regardless of whether General Electric Co. decides against continuing to pay for and run the cleanup, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. EPA will take over work if it has to, a position that the agency has held since reaching the landmark cleanup deal with GE in 2002, said EPA spokeswoman Kristen Skopeck on Monday.
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EPA vows dredging even without GE
Dredging of PCBs from the Hudson River will continue as planned in 2011, regardless of whether General Electric Co. decides against continuing to pay for and run the cleanup, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. EPA will take over work if it has to, a position that the agency has h
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