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Article: HAZARDOUS BOAT WRECKS PULLED OUT OF JAMAICA BAY
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- US Fed News Service, Including US State News
- Article date:
- August 7, 2008
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Rep. Anthony D. Weiner, D-N.Y. (9th CD), issued the following news release:
Abandoned boats spilling fuel, battery acid, and other chemicals into the water are now being pulled out of Jamaica Bay, Representative Anthony Weiner (D - Brooklyn and Queens) said today. Weiner joined with officials to support "Operation Clean Bay", a recently-started clean-up program to tow the more than 200 hazardous boats from city waterways.
"Operation Clean Bay" aims to keep City's waterways clean, towing abandoned boats out of the water and discarding them. Since National Park Service (NPS) launched the program three months ago, 48 boats have been retrieved. According to NPS, there are currently 180 ...
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Article: Jamaica Bay, N.Y., Wetlands Recovery Project Wins $6 Million in Federal Funds.
Daily News (New York, New York) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News);
September 8, 2003 ;
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......than a century of dredging projects in Jamaica Bay, the salt marsh and wetlands in Gerritsen...project. The wetlands in and around Jamaica Bay are an extraordinary natural resource...that we determine why the wetlands in Jamaica Bay are disappearing, and act decisively...
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