Boeing Aborts Cleanup of Santa Susana Field Laboratory
Read the Enviro Reporter article here.
Boeing Aborts Cleanup of Santa Susana Field Laboratory Read Post »
Read the Enviro Reporter article here.
Boeing Aborts Cleanup of Santa Susana Field Laboratory Read Post »
Read the Counter Punch report by clicking here.
The Ethics and Politics of Nuclear Waste are Being Tested in Southern California Read Post »
NBC reports on the lack of cleanup at the Exide battery plant
Exide Cleanup Under Fire for Leaving Homes With Contamination Read Post »
NBC reports regarding concerns over SSFL contamination at the Brandeis Bardin Institute
NBC Reports: Scientists Question State Report on Camp Safety Read Post »
The battle to ensure a full cleanup of the Santa Susana Field Lab increased in intensity in 2016 and 2017.
SANTA SUSANA: The Battle for Cleanup Continues Read Post »
The Ventura County Star reports here.
Feds release draft plan for Santa Susana cleanup Read Post »
Eight years ago, in the waning days of the Bush Administration, the EPA tried to issue new standards for radioactivity […]
EPA\’s Plan for Radioactive Drinking Water Read Post »
2016 was a productive year for CBG and a busy year for nuclear issues. Read our annual report here (.pdf)
CBG\’s 2016 Annual Report Read Post »
Read more from NBC Bay Area here…
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy Defends Plan for Drinking Water Read Post »
NBC News for the bay area reports on EPA\’s latest efforts to allow higher levels of radiation in drinking water.
Environmental Protection Agency\’s New Emergency Plan for Drinking Water Concerns Many Read Post »
Sandy Silver discusses the danger an earthquake poses to the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. Article link here
Sandy Silver: Quake danger at Diablo Canyon Read Post »
NBC4 aired the 6th segment in its ongoing investigation of SSFL, \”Living in the Shadow of a Toxic Mess,\” on
NBC aired the fifth segment of its year-long and ongoing investigation into SSFL, “LA’s Nuclear Secret: Call For Action,” on December 14, 2015, revealing that Boeing now estimates that as many as 96 people out of 100 would get cancer from the contamination if they lived on the site – yet it has asked state regulators to allow them to not clean up about 98% of the soil on its property.
LA\’s Nuclear Secret: A Call For Action Read Post »
In this edition we discuss the slow moving progress to clean up the Santa Susana Field Laboratory. We also look
CBG\’s Annual News Letter! 2015 Edition Read Post »
Read the group letter by clicking here. On December 5, 2015, OMB received for review from the US EPA proposed