EPA takes action on Westchester cement plant following mystery liquid found in Hutchinson River
The agency is working with the state Department of Environmental Conservation to evaluate the facility and provide solutions to stop further pollution.
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May 2, 2025, 11:28 AM
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38m agoA Westchester cement plant is responsible for a mystery liquid found in the Hutchinson River, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
A kayaker in the Bronx saw a murky white liquid pouring into the waterway.
Officials say it came from SRM Concrete.
The agency is working with the state Department of Environmental Conservation to evaluate the facility and provide solutions to stop further pollution.