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Pfizer Inc., EPA Working to Clean up Contaminated Site
February 11, 2011
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In Jersey -- The pharmaceutical firm that inherited decades of pollution at a former chemical company site beside the Raritan River is working with the federal Environmental Protection Agency on a new plan to clean up the remaining contaminants.
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