by Gregory B. Hladky, Hartford Courant
State officials are considering the possibility of dredging a section of the Farmington River in Windsor contaminated by a spill of firefighting foam containing the hazardous chemical compounds called PFAS.Liz Lacy, a National Park Service official, said Thursday that she’s been told by a Connecticut environmental official there “could be some dredging” of the river to remove sediments polluted by the spill that originated at Bradley International Airport.
Lower Farmington River and Salmon Brook Wild & Scenic 