Former Nabisco: Fair Lawn
"Old. Obsolete. Highly Contaminated."
Nabisco: Fair Lawn was more than just a cookie factory, it was also home to a laboratory dedicated to 'Research & Development' since 1958. This allowed the site to handle, store and dispose of tons of hazardous, reactive, corrosive and ignitable waste.
This resulted in air, soil and water contamination throughout its decades of production and development.
Former Nabisco sites across the US
A brief history of Nabisco's other toxic sites:
- Sag Harbor, NY: CONTAMINATED (Superfund Site)
- Pittsburgh, PA: CONTAMINATED (Brownfield)
- Oregon: CONTAMINATED (Brownfield)
- East Hanover, NJ: CONTAMINATED (Drinking water)
- Orange County, CA: CONTAMINATED
- Fair Lawn, NJ: SUPERFUND
https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/CurSites/csitinfo.cfm?id=0202615
Environmental Concerns
- What chemicals contaminated the Nabisco: Fair Lawn site and what are the specific Areas of Concern?
- Why is Nabisco: Fair Lawn listed on the EPA's Superfund list?
- Why is Nabisco cited as a PRP in the well field superfund site?
- Are the EPA or DEP overseeing the Industrial Site Recovery?