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OxyChem tries to defeat a pending legal agreement, potentially leaving NJ taxpayers to pay for the cleanup of the Passaic.
This episode looks at the evolution of the Price Landfill in South Jersey, which was known as the most polluted Superfund site in America.
Efforts to clean up the lower stretch of the Passaic River are getting a $150 million boost, thanks to a new settlement.
Next to homes and businesses in Edgewater, NJ, there is a Superfund site whose cleanup has created problems of its own.
The Pinelands have historically been a place prone to catch fire. This episode highlights how illegal dumping has impacted the area.
Cleanup is imminent at a site in South Jersey where for years battery acid was haphazardly drained onto the ground.
"Hazard NJ" remembers Jim Florio’s efforts to clean up dangerous pollution by revisiting an interview recorded with him earlier this year.
Take a look back at some highlights from our first four episodes discussing climate change and the Garden State's most toxic Superfund sites.
The Hackensack River has been designated New Jersey’s 115th Superfund site and is in line for an expensive cleanup.
The Superfund program was designed to be paid for by a tax on chemical and oil companies and now needs more funding.
As the Hackensack River is on its way to becoming New Jersey's 115th Superfund site, cleanup efforts in the area are becoming more urgent.