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NJ sues over chemical 1,4 dioxane in drinking water

1,4,-dioxane is prevalent in NJ from the mountains of Ringwood to wells in Fair Lawn and South Jersey drinking water pulled from the Delaware River.

New jerseyUnited statesMatthew platkinRachelle schikorraScott fallonnorthjerseyVulcan materials companyUs environmental protection agencyFerro corporationFair lawnProtection agencyRingwood superfundFord superfundUpper ringwoodWestmoreland well fieldSouth jerseyNew jersey american water

NJ sues over chemical 1,4 dioxane in drinking water

1,4,-dioxane is prevalent in NJ from the mountains of Ringwood to wells in Fair Lawn and South Jersey drinking water pulled from the Delaware River.

New jerseyUnited statesMatthew platkinScott fallonnorthjerseyRachelle schikorraVulcan materials companyUs environmental protection agencyFerro corporationFair lawnProtection agencyRingwood superfundFord superfundUpper ringwoodWestmoreland well fieldSouth jerseyNew jersey american water

NJ sues over chemical 1,4 dioxane in drinking water

1,4,-dioxane is prevalent in NJ from the mountains of Ringwood to wells in Fair Lawn and South Jersey drinking water pulled from the Delaware River.

New jerseyUnited statesRachelle schikorraScott fallonnorthjerseyMatthew platkinFerro corporationUs environmental protection agencyVulcan materials companyFair lawnProtection agencyRingwood superfundFord superfundUpper ringwoodWestmoreland well fieldSouth jerseyNew jersey american water

NJ sues over chemical 1,4 dioxane in drinking water

1,4,-dioxane is prevalent in NJ from the mountains of Ringwood to wells in Fair Lawn and South Jersey drinking water pulled from the Delaware River.

United statesNew jerseyRachelle schikorraMatthew platkinScott fallonnorthjerseyVulcan materials companyUs environmental protection agencyFerro corporationFair lawnProtection agencyRingwood superfundFord superfundUpper ringwoodWestmoreland well fieldSouth jerseyNew jersey american water

NJ sues over chemical 1,4 dioxane in drinking water

1,4,-dioxane is prevalent in NJ from the mountains of Ringwood to wells in Fair Lawn and South Jersey drinking water pulled from the Delaware River.

New jerseyUnited statesRachelle schikorraScott fallonnorthjerseyMatthew platkinVulcan materials companyUs environmental protection agencyFerro corporationFair lawnProtection agencyRingwood superfundFord superfundUpper ringwoodWestmoreland well fieldSouth jerseyNew jersey american water

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