AT ISSUE. Kidder Point's shore received thousands of tons of highly toxic acid and heavy metal rich waste slurries between 1940 and 1970, laid down as fill material behind wooden cribs . Broadening and elevating the surface of the 5 acre peninsula (Kidder Point) that the abandoned acid factory is perched on. The cribs weren't maintained after 1970 when shoreline dumping was banned under the federal Clean Water Act. Some of them have failed: See Here and Here and Here
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