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By Joe Davis
Richard Bopp, Environmental Geochemist, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute explains (enthusiastically) to SEJ tourgoers (smiling but skeptical) how the porous rock below the now-closed GE Hudson Falls plant acted as a sponge for PCBs which are still seeping into the river. (Click to enlarge)
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Get official SEJ conference info, agenda, & coverage on the SEJ web site
Nancy Bazilchuk: Science writer, editor, SEJ2006 conference chair
Perry Beeman: Des Moines Register, SEJ president.
Seth Borenstein: Associated Press
Saul Chernos: Freelance journalist, Canada
Katie Coleman: Knight Center for Envl. Journalism, EJ Magazine
Joe Davis: Freelance journalist
Amy Gahran: media consultant, Contentious, The Right Conversation, Poynter's E-Media Tidbits.
Christy George: Oregon Public Broadcasting
Madison Hall: Knight Center for EJ; EJA President, MSU
Christine Heinrichs: Freelance journalist
Kristin Johnson: Student, Michigan State U.
Jessica Knoblauch: Student, Michigan State U.
Bill Kovarik: Professor, Radford University.
Hannah Northey: Student, Michigan State U.
Beth Parke: Executive director, SEJ
Dave Poulson: Knight Center for Envl. Journalism, MSU
Andrew Price: Student, Michigan State U.
Debbie Slobe, Playa Lakes Joint Venture
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