EnviroReporter.com Findings Summary Brandeis-Bardin Institute knew tritium plume under 2,878-acre camp since 1995 reports show 2017 BBI dioxin at 32 times nuclear Area IV background in Santa Susana Field Laboratory drainage 2017 report shows radioisotope tritium “elevated, due to past releases from SSFL” American Jewish University releases ‘fact sheet’ two […]

Excerpt from the EnviroReporter.com exposé Brandeis-Bardin’s Toxic Denial: Gurgling goo was still flowing unimpeded in the exact same Meier Canyon location in 2014 when Simi Valley resident Brandon Manwell contacted EnviroReporter.com. Manwell had found the place hiking with friends. He videotaped and photographed it in April 2014 and the result […]

Internet forums are strange places – virtual clubs where unseen individuals share information and opinions freely, passionately, and quite often, anonymously. Some give their real names and identifiers, others use nicknames or handles. Anonymity on the internet can serve an important purpose – for example, victims of domestic violence in […]

Evidence of extremely high alpha radiation two miles offsite in a well at Brandeis-Bardin Campus of American Jewish University. Session also showed a huge hit of strontium-90 on Rocketdyne fence line with Runkle Canyon. These photos were taken by William Preston Bowling at an open house held by DTSC on […]

FUGITIVE DUST FIGURES ANALYSIS [KB Home’s Runkle Canyon development is now called Arroyo Vista at the Woodlands.] The Runkle Canyon 2004 Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) has a much lower set of numbers than the 2002 Draft EIR for estimated fugitive dust that will escape the Runkle Canyon site during […]

[KB Home’s Runkle Canyon development is now called Arroyo Vista at the Woodlands] Empire State Atomic Development Authority Not all facilities in the 270-acre Area IV of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory were part of ETEC, the Department of Energy’s Energy Technology Engineering Center which is undergoing a cleanup that […]

The Santa Susana Field Laboratory’s 270-acre Area IV is dominated by the 90-acre Energy Technology Engineering Center where Rocketdyne’s nuclear work was performed. At the height of its activity, there were 270 numbered buildings on the site including over ten reactors, a “hot lab” where nuclear power plant fuel rods […]

50th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards Denise Anne Duffield and Michael Collins win Online Journalists of the Year for EnviroReporter.com, and Collins wins News Feature (Print – Under 100k circ.) for VC Reporter cover story, “Dirty Business.” 49th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards L.A. Press Club Board Member/Judging Chair Michael […]