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Filing - Petitioner Brief of Housatonic River Initiative and Housatonic Environmental Action League for Review of 2020 Revised Final Permit Modification to the 2016 RCRA Permit Issued to General Electric Company for Remediation of the Housatonic River Rest of River
ATTACHMENTS
- Attachment 1 - Petitioners' Comments on Draft 2020 Permit (pdf) (0.72 MB)
- Attachment 2 - EPA New England Site Update Jan. 2011 (pdf) (0.55 MB)
- Attachment 3 - EOEA Designation of Upper Housatonic River as ACEC (pdf) (1.48 MB)
- Attachment 4 - EPA Response Brief in RCRA Appeal 16-01 (pdf) (1.86 MB)
- Attachment 5 - Scribner, GE Distributes Dollars to Influence Debate (pdf) (0.1 MB)
- Attachment 6 - David DeSimone Expert Report (pdf) (0.13 MB)
- Attachment 7 - EPA Community Update Aug. 2009 (pdf) (1.1 MB)
- Attachment 8 - Report of Audrey Cole and Statement of Janice Braim (pdf) (0.1 MB)
- Attachment 9 - Statement of Chris Young of Biotech Restoration (pdf) (1.46 MB)
- Attachment 10 - Letter from James Galligan of TerraTherm (pdf) (0.18 MB)
- Attachment 11 - Confidential Hudson River Strategy Report (pdf) (1.38 MB)
- Attachment 12 - EPA Directive on Use of MNR 1999 (pdf) (1.83 MB)
- Attachment 13 - EPA Directive on Use of MNR 2015 (pdf) (1.31 MB)
- Attachment 14 - Carpenter, Exposure to Health Effects of Volatile PCBs (pdf) (1.66 MB)
- Attachment 15 - EPA Technical Protocol for Evaluating MNR (pdf) (3 MB)
- Attachment 16 - Sediment PCB Summary for Connecticut (pdf) (8.43 MB)
- Attachment 17 - EPA Guidance on Monitoring MNA Remedies 2003 (pdf) (1.81 MB)
- Attachment 18 - Comments of Mickey Friedman of HRI (pdf) (2.17 MB)
Link to Filing (PDF. pages)
EAB Appeal Number(s): RCRA 21-01
Filing Number: 6
Filing Date: 03/05/2021
Case Name: General Electric Company
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