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Home›Business & Finance›Meeting on New Bedford Harbor Cleanup in Fairhaven
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June 17, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Meeting on New Bedford Harbor Cleanup in Fairhaven

Local environmental advocacy group Hands Across the River Coalition, Inc. meets monthly on the last Wednesday of each month and the next meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 in Fairhaven, MA. Hands Across the River Coalition, Inc. advocates for the safe cleanup of New Bedford Harbor a

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Local environmental advocacy group Hands Across the River Coalition, Inc. meets monthly on the last Wednesday of each month and the next meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 in Fairhaven, MA.

Hands Across the River Coalition, Inc. advocates for the safe cleanup of New Bedford Harbor and other contaminated sites in the Greater New Bedford area.

The group provides information about the detrimental health effects caused to the community from toxic chemicals i.e. PCBs, DIOXIN, mercury, lead and others.

HARC’s primary goal is to ensure the health-conscious clean up of the Acushnet River which runs through New Bedford Harbor into Buzzards Bay, to monitor and advocate for the total preservation of said body of water and shoreline, educate the community about the health effects of toxic chemicals in the environment, to obtain environmental justice for generations now and in the future and to ensure a quality environment.

The Acushnet River was known to be the #1 most PCB contaminated river in the world. Concerns about fish consumption with PCB contaminated fish prompted the EPA to designate this site as the “New Bedford Harbor Superfund Site”.

It is the largest Superfund site in New England.

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