NJTV News
March 4, 2016: NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams
3/4/2016 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Polluters must pay more than $1 billion to dredge the Passaic River mud that was poisioned
It's one of the costliest Superfund cleanups in history. Polluters must pay more than $1 billion to dredge the Passaic River mud poisoned by mercury, PCBs and Agent Orange. NJ Transit had a 20 percent rise in ridership and charged more for fares. So how can it be that it's re-investing 20 percent less in maintaining the rail system? And elevated levels of lead in a hospital center's well water.
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NJTV News is a local public television program presented by NJ PBS
NJTV News
March 4, 2016: NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams
3/4/2016 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
It's one of the costliest Superfund cleanups in history. Polluters must pay more than $1 billion to dredge the Passaic River mud poisoned by mercury, PCBs and Agent Orange. NJ Transit had a 20 percent rise in ridership and charged more for fares. So how can it be that it's re-investing 20 percent less in maintaining the rail system? And elevated levels of lead in a hospital center's well water.
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