The 212-214 NORTH LIVINGSTON AVENUE site is currently on the National Priorities List with an active status. The primary contaminant is Tetrachloroethylene, a volatile organic compound. Exposure pathways include vapor intrusion, where gas migrates from contaminated soil or groundwater into the indoor air of nearby structures. Additionally, groundwater plumes can impact local water supplies. Health risks associated with chronic PCE exposure include neurological impairment, liver damage, and an increased risk of certain cancers. The EPA ID 110039012341 identifies this location as a significant environmental concern requiring ongoing monitoring and remediation. To defend against exposure, residents should first install a high-quality carbon filtration system for drinking water to remove volatile chemicals. Second, perform sub-slab vapor testing in basements to ensure toxic gases are not entering the home. Third, maintain proper indoor ventilation and use air purifiers with HEPA and activated carbon filters to reduce airborne concentrations. Numerous active dry-cleaning facilities within a one-mile radius, such as Village Cleaners and US Cleaners, contribute to the cumulative chemical burden in the Caldwell area. Monitoring local EPA reports is essential for tracking progress on site cleanup and identifying new areas of concern within the 10-mile radius containing 158 hazardous sites.