The US Environment Protection Agency has been accused of failing to complete a $ about $1.7 billion clean up of part of Hudson River . Staff and wire report Published 5:29 p.m. The work, which was ordered after the company dumped toxic polychlorinated-biphenyls in the river over a 30-year period, is yet to meet public health and environmental safety levels, according to a new study by the state of Fort Edward . General Electric , which has yet to issue a certificate of completion on the project, said it hopes to reach a decision on the company's progress in the near future.
The US Environment Protection Agency has been accused of failing to complete a $ about $1.7 billion clean up of part of Hudson River . The work, which was ordered after the company dumped toxic polychlorinated-biphenyls in the river over a 30-year period, is yet to meet public health and environmental safety levels, according to a new study by the state of Fort Edward . General Electric , which has yet to issue a certificate of completion on the project, said it hopes to reach a decision on the company's progress in the near future.