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Other PCB Sediment Sites

There are a number of waterbodies around the country that have sediments contaminated with PCBs. Links are listed below for  several of those sites, so you can see what EPA or the respective state agencies are doing to address problems similar to the Hudson River. This list does not include all other PCB-contaminated sediment sites, but selects some of the major ones. The links are to EPA or state websites and not to websites maintained by the companies responsible for the contamination or by advocacy groups.

Other sites:

Housatonic River - Massachusetts

The Housatonic River in Pittsfield, Massachusetts is just about one hour away from the Hudson River in Albany.  The Housatonic is often discussed at the same time as the Hudson because both sites are due to PCB discharges originating from General Electric facilities. 

EPA Region 1 - General Electric/Pittsfield, MA - Housatonic River

New Bedford Harbor - Massachusetts
EPA Region 1 - New Bedford Harbor Superfund Site

General Motors - Massena, New York
EPA Region 2 - General Motors Central Foundry Division, Massena NY

Fox River, Wisconsin
EPA Region 5 - Lower Fox River Cleanup and Restoration Project

Kalamazoo River, Michigan
EPA Region 5 -Allied Paper, Inc./Portage Creek/Kalamazoo River

Contact Us about the Hudson River PCBs Superfund Site to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem.
Last updated on December 3, 2025
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