Cleaning Up Past Contamination – Rivers, Ports, Harbors, and Lagoons
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Case Studies
New England has a long history of industrialization attributed to the region’s resources and abundant lakes, rivers, coastal ports, and waterfronts.
With that industrialization came a legacy of past disposal and discharge practices used to handle manufacturing by-products and waste.
At the time, these disposal and discharge practices were considered acceptable and, in some cases, even permitted.
However, today there is a better understanding of the true impacts these practices have had on the environment.
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- Remediation
- water remediation