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Laboratory test results show 16 of the chemical drums discovered at Bethpage Community Park on Long Island contain a number of manufacturing chemicals including degreasers and oil-based compounds.
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The discovery of six 55-gallon chemical drums at Bethpage Community Park has reinvigorated calls for a faster cleanup at the former Grumman Aerospace dumping ground.
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A rally in support of the new U.S. labor whistleblower policy took place in New Haven last night.
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Northrop Grumman and the state of New York have put the final touches on a $104 million deal to clean up the Bethpage plume, Long Island’s largest groundwater contamination site.
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Northrop Grumman and the United States Navy will pay Bethpage Water District $49 million to treat groundwater contamination.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Monday an agreement with the U.S. Navy and aerospace company Northrop Grumman to advance the cleanup and…
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The U.S. Navy has released plans to clean up the miles-long toxic Bethpage plume of chemicals traveling slowly underground toward the Great South Bay.The…
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The United States Navy has been granted access to property in Nassau County to address underground contamination in Bethpage.Nassau lawmakers unanimously…
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New York's top environmental official says he is outraged over documents found in an Newsday investigation that the U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman…
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A second water treatment system came online last week on Long Island to help remove carcinogenic chemicals from the Bethpage plume.The $4 million system…