VA Nuclear Dump
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Grave Mistakes
Despite public outrage over soldiers’ tombstones disposed of in the VA’s biomedical nuclear and chemical [...] -
Atomic Tombstones
Soldiers' tombstones are emerging from the muck of a biomedical nuclear and chemical dump on [...] -
Dereliction of Duty
A ghoulish graveyard of atomic tombstones, actually American military veterans' headstones, were dumped in Brentwood's [...] - More VA Nuclear Dump
Runkle Canyon
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For Whom the Bell Tolls
On the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Simi Valley's Radiation Rangers take Runkle Canyon developer [...] -
There Lies the Fault
After extensive investigation, EnviroReporter.com may have discovered the source of Runkle Canyon's heavy metal nightmare [...] -
Riley’s Revenge
Former Rocketdyne toxics chief, Norman E. Riley, blasts Department of Toxics Substances Control as an [...] - More Runkle Canyon
Rocketdyne
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The Right Thing to Do
A celebration of forty years of nuclear watchdog activism by Dan Hirsch's Committee to Bridge [...] -
Atomic Avenger
Bonnie Klea is the Atomic Avenger, an American who has taken her considerable skills and [...] -
Goo-ology
EnviroReporter.com discovers a pathway for pollutants from rocket test stands into the soil and groundwater [...] - More Rocketdyne
Aerojet Chino Hills
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Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind
DTSC’s Cypress office informed EnviroReporter that it had amended its Aerojet Chino Hills website to [...] -
Bombs Away at Aerojet Chino Hills
From all indications, Aerojet and Weston have done a good job finding 52 “munitions and [...] -
Does DTSC know where Aerojet Chino Hills is?
It appears that the location of this $46 million-and-counting cleanup of unexploded bombs, munitions and [...] - More Aerojet Chino Hills
Other Recent Articles
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AAN the Finalists are…
Deputy Editor, News of LA Weekly Jill Stewart surprises Michael Collins and EnviroReporter.com‘s editor Denise Duffield with word that our environmental exposés in the paper had made the finals in the AltWeekly Awards 2010 held by the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies to be awarded July 16 in Toronto, Canada. Collins’ exposes on pollution hotspots Rocketdyne, Runkle Canyon, Corporate Pointe and the Brentwood nuclear dump resonate with the judges thanks in large part to these two delightful dynamos.
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NASA’s Monkey Business
The future of manned space exploration may be revealed Monday when President Obama unveils his 2011 budget request for NASA. The budget’s approval by Congress may also determine the future of 28 squirrel monkeys and renewed animal radiation experiments.
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Challenger Remembered
EnviroReporter.com remembers the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger that perished 24 years ago January 28, 1986. These people represent the very best of this country and of this planet. Remembering our heroes, and emulating the bravery of their deeds, is their due honor.
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Cain Was Able
EnviroReporter.com was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our friend Steve Cain, senior environmental planner for the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, on December 16. In our last communications, Steve provided us with information crucial to an investigation that could impact the health and well-being of untold numbers of people, speaking volumes about Steve’s integrity. We will miss this delightful and dedicated man.
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Darkness Over the Land
EnviroReporter.com experiences the tragedies and triumphs of California’s Inyo County and it’s timeless treasure, Death Valley National Park. This rowdy romp includes a cast of characters whose devotion to their earthly paradise is devilishly dangerous. Their sizzling tales shed light on the hopes and hazards of the hottest, lowest land in North America.
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It’s a Gas
The U.S. EPA just announced new draft guidelines for the vapors of the toxic solvent, trichloroethylene or TCE, and they are four times stronger than they already were in recognition of the chemical’s dangers. This will make an alarming TCE groundwater crisis in Southern California even more important as the solvent spreads.
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