General Electric is moving to intervene in New York state’s lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over the years-long cleanup of the Hudson River, which GE wrote in court papers was lawfully completed based on what it agreed to more than a decade ago.

Attorneys for GE wrote in a new filing that, if granted, they plan to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit separate from the EPA, which they said may have a different legal strategy.

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