SSFL removed from Plan to Add 191K acres to Santa Monica Mountains Recreation Area
The Los Angeles Daily News reports, here.
SSFL removed from Plan to Add 191K acres to Santa Monica Mountains Recreation Area Read Post »
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Re: DTSC Reference Number R-2016-8 20 September 2017 CBG Toxicity Criteria Rule Comments (pdf) DTSC Toxicity Criteria Excel Sheet Comparison […]
Plan for field lab site cleanup still vague
Plan for field lab site cleanup still vague Read Post »
Read the Enviro Reporter article here.
Boeing Aborts Cleanup of Santa Susana Field Laboratory 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 »
In a stunning turn of events, Pacific Gas & Electric, the operator of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant on the
California to be Nuclear Free by 2025 Read Post »
On January 6, 2017 the Department of Energy (DOE) released its draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) for its proposed cleanup […]
Final Approval for Radical Radiation Rise in Water Supplies after Nuclear Release Washington, DC — In a not so lovely
Fig Leaves No Cover for Drinking Water Radiation Rollback Read Post »
All five parts of this ground-breaking investigative series can be watched by clicking here. In 2015, The investigative team from […]
Year-Long Investigation into LA’s Nuclear Secrets Read Post »
Are the EPA’s Emergency Radiation Limits a Cover for Fukushima Fumbles? Read the report here.
Are the EPA’s Emergency Radiation Limits a Cover for Fukushima Fumbles? 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 »
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 »