EnviroReporter.com’s investigation of notorious illegal dump operator Wayne Fishback beginning in 2006 through 2020
Author: Michael Collins
Mountain Wrecker Wayne Fishback Faces Lengthy Jail Time
Wayne Fishback must clean up Ventura County dump or face jail time until he does
Kardashian Show Tackles Santa Susana Field Lab Contamination
Denise Duffield talks SSFL and Kardashian sisters fight for total cleanup
Woolsey Fire Investigation
Woolsey Canyon fire codes ignored before & after 2018 fire
Apparent Fire Code Violations at Santa Susana Field Lab Invite Another Toxic Disaster on Woolsey Fire Anniversary
Chaparral-choked lab roads remain uncut where fire started one year ago
Radiation Requiem – 60 Years After America’s Worst Nuclear Meltdown
60 years since SRE meltdown yet more alarming radiation finds
Victory at the VA
West LA Veterans Administration master plan protects old nuclear dump from development after 13-year fight
Los Angeles, State Smack Back at Illegal Trump Plan to Kill SSFL Cleanup
Feds attempt to leave 98% of radiation and chemicals in place at meltdown site
Smoke Screen – Woolsey Fire Contamination Cover-up
Government covers up Woolsey Fire launching 43,272 tons of Rocketdyne contamination into air.
“So We Fight the Good Fight”
Joan Trossman Bien’s writing partnership with Michael Collins reporting on the meltdown of the Sodium Reactor Experiment sparkled.
L.A. County Terminates Toxic Trails
L.A. County terminates trails to SSFL after public & media outcry as more lab contamination exposed
Until We’re Dead and Gone
DTSC deceives public about Rocketdyne cleanup, denies petition insisting on complete remediation, falsely claims no SSFL goo got offsite.
DUMPED: Wayne Fishback in Browns Canyon
Wayne Fishback’s dumping destruction of the environment spans Ventura and Los Angeles counties
Toxic Trails
LA County Rec and Parks quietly plans hiking trails to contaminated Santa Susana Field Laboratory, ignoring toxins while honoring anti-cleanup gadfly.
Perchlorate draining off Aerojet Chino Hills
Radiation and chemicals in surface and subsurface water found in 2017 including uranium, RDX and perchlorate
Toxics agency buries Santa Susana Field Laboratory cleanup
State toxics department’s draft EIR for SSFL omits risk data and suggests leaving Rocketdyne contamination in place.
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