Celgene Corporation Seeks Unrestricted Release of Warren, NJ Facility Following Environmental Assessment

Summary

The Celgene Corporation has submitted a proposal to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for an unrestricted release of its facility in Warren, NJ, following a favorable environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for its byproduct materials license.

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