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Occurred in 1947 to 1977. General Electric polluted the Hudson River when they discharged PCBs into the river. It was harmful to wildlife and the people who eat fish from the river as well as people who drink the water.

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The Gulf of Mexico has had a dead zone since 1985. It is an area of low oxygen that kills fish and harms marine life. It extends for 8,776 square miles.

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Coal Ash Pond Drinking Water Contamination 

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Coal Ash Pond Drinking Water Contamination 

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Occurred in 2015. The wells were polluted with carcinogens and the groundwater was contamination as well. This was a result of a coal ash leaking.

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Occurred in 1978. In a small compact area, houses happened to have been built upon 21,000 tons of toxic industrial waste that was buried underground. However, the waste began to bubble up over the years and would seep into the backyards and cellars of the homes.

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Occurred in 1993. This instance was recorded was the largest waterborne disease outbreaks in U.S. history. However, the root was never identified but many suspect it had to do with the cattle genotypes. People became ill with stomach cramps, fever, diarrhea, and dehydration which was caused by the pathogen.

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Occurred in 2014. The chemical MCHM was released from a Freedom Industries facility into the Elk River. Most of West Virginia had lost access to non contaminated water due to this.

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Woburn, Massachusetts Water Contamination 

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Woburn, Massachusetts Water Contamination 

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Occurred in 1970. High levels of chemical contamination was found in the wells of Woburn. This resulted in children being prone to leukemia and other people became prone to other cancers.

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Occurred in 1969. The Cuyahoga River in Cleveland caught on fire for about 20 minutes which increased the pollution of the river and ended up damaging two railroad bridges. The pollution also seeped into Lake Erie.

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Pacific Gas and Electric Chromium Contamination 

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Pacific Gas and Electric Chromium Contamination 

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Occurred in 1952 to 1966 in Hinckley, California. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company had dumped 370 million gallons of chromium tainted waste water into unlined wastewater spreading ponds.

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Occurred in 2015. Toxic waste water was released into the Animas River watershed. The contractors had accidentally destroyed the plug holding the water inside the mine which consequently made the contamination worse. It caused 3 million gallons of mine waste water to spill.

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Occurred in 1953 to 1987. The water became contaminated with industrial solvents, benzene, and other dangerous chemicals. The groundwater because contaminated with PCE because of spills and improper disposals. The contamination was also a result of dry cleaning operations.

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Occurred in 1989. The Exxon Valdez Tanker ran aground on a Bligh Reef during a Voyage from Valdez to California. 11,000,000 gallons of North Slope crude oil was dispersed across Prince William Sound in Alaska.

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Occurred in 2010. It was the largest oil spill in history which was caused due to an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig. The petroleum leak extended all over the Gulf of Mexico.