Twenty-five years after the federal government declared a long stretch of the Hudson River to be a contaminated Superfund site, the cleanup of its chief remaining source of pollution begins.NY Times Article
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About time, huh? I hope this delay isn't normal with superfund sites, but I have a feeling it is.
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