Dredging in Passaic should begin in December
News - February 9, 2010
NewJersey.com reports that engineers are about halfway through designing a complex dredging operation to remove 40,000 cubic yards of sediment containing dioxin from the bottom of the Passaic River.
The report said the US$45 million project is scheduled to begin in December and last nine months under the supervision of the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
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