The EPA has completed a review of samples from two 20,000 gallon tanks containing treated groundwater and leachate from the Dewey Loeffel Superfund site, and found no detectable levels of most contaminants tested for, including PCBs and 1,4-dioxane, while detectable metal levels were below state discharge limits. Based on this data, EPA will allow the contents of the two tanks to be discharged into the Valatie Kill beginning January 24, 2014. The water treatment plant at the site was built to treat contaminated water on site instead of transporting it elsewhere, and the EPA is gradually increasing plant capacity while testing treated water in tanks before discharge.