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"Mutant" Fish in New Bedford Harbor
"Mutant" Fish in New Bedford Harbor
"Mutant" Fish in New Bedford Harbor
It's a prime example of natural selection at work. A species of fish in the New Bedford Harbor has adapted and is now thriving, even though the sediment has been contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) for decades. Mark Hahn, a senior scientist in biology at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is the co-author of a new report on New Bedford's killifish population...
“Dirty Dozen” Report Lists New Bedford as Major Pollution Contributor
“Dirty Dozen” Report Lists New Bedford as Major Pollution Contributor
“Dirty Dozen” Report Lists New Bedford as Major Pollution Contributor
The Toxics Action Center organization has once again recognized New England's twelve worst polluters through their annual "Dirty Dozen" report. The report, released today, lists several local sites which public health and environmental non-profit officials say have failed to take appropriate action to address their pollution problems...
Alternative Clean Up
Alternative Clean Up
Alternative Clean Up
A Cape Cod man says he and other creators of technology used to remove contaminants from waterways are being shut out of the discussion over how to clean up New Bedford Harbor.
Bay Coalition Not Happy
Bay Coalition Not Happy
Bay Coalition Not Happy
The EPA's plan to dredge pcb-contaminated sediment from New Bedford Harbor, and dispose of the material in so-called cad cells along the shoreline, is coming under fire from the Buzzards Bay Coalition.

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