[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Hey there, ecoSPEARS readers! Welcome back to our blog, and before you ask – no, we are not going to rick-roll you with another blog post on the Hudson. This time, anyway. Maybe next time. Maybe not. Got to keep you all on your toes somehow. Since our company’s inception, we’ve strived to bring awareness to the global scale of the PCB problem and how these toxins – and others – have such a profound impact on adverse effects to human health,

Instead of moving the goal posts, EPA should try to meet its own goals by mandating additional remediation.” – Paul Gallay, President, Hudson Riverkeeper advocacy group While twice as many PCBs as anticipated have been removed from the 40-mile stretch dredged in the project, the 315 mile-long river still holds the largest concentration of EPA-designated Superfund sites. Two years after the $2 billion dollar project by GE ended the Hudson River still retains toxic levels of PC