The third year of the Hudson River dredging project ends for the season in the next few days.
Mark Behan, GE’s spokesman , said: “ It has been a productive year, but it’s tempting to underestimate the logistical complexity of the project.”
According to troyrecord.com, the workers are expected to have removed around 649,000 cubic yards of PCB-contaminated sediment from the Hudson River during this season.
This capital cleanup project is on track to be completed by fall 2016 or even earlier.
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Dredging Today Staff, November 13, 2012; Image: hudsondredging