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City Fort Edward / Moreau / St. Louis / / Company Westinghouse / Monsanto / San Francisco Chronicle / General Electric Company / / Continent Asia / Europe / / Country Sweden / Japan / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / Currency GBP / USD / / Event Product Issues / / Facility New York Harbor / University of California at Berkeley / GE’s Fort Edward plant / General Electric plant / / IndustryTerm food chain / immune and reproductive systems / man-made chemicals / rubber / oil / rice-bran oil / electric technology / chlorinated using chlorine gas / energy / Waste by-products / assorted environmental groups / crude oil / harmful chemicals / chemical stability / chemical / energy technology / advertising campaign / chemicals / dangerous chemicals / / NaturalFeature Atlantic Ocean / Hudson Falls / Hudson River / / Organization University of California / Congress / Lillian Lincoln Foundation / Environmental Protection Agency / / Person Soren Jensen / Robert Riseborough / F. R. Kaimer / Tom Weidlinger / Drew Thilmany / / Position Westinghouse corporate lawyer / reluctant policeman and prosecutor / scientist / official / / Product river shore / fill / fish / sites / / ProvinceOrState New York / California / / PublishedMedium the San Francisco Chronicle / the River Study Guide / / Region Latin America / / Technology energy technology / / URL www.swimfortheriver.com / /
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Swim for the River History of PCBs The long battle over the most persistent pollutant (Environmental Science and Social History) Most people who live in towns along the upper Hudson River have heard about PCBs, or polych