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CBG’s 2019 Newsletter
In this year’s newsletter, read about the Trump Administration and Boeing’s breakout from their prior SSFL Cleanup commitments. We also report on the latest on the “cleanup to coverup” at Hunter’s Point. We reflect on the massive amount of nuclear…
Report: Navy altered Hunters Point Cleanup to cover, not remove, toxic soil
CBG’s latest Hunters Point reports were featured in the San Francisco Chronicle on August 14, 2019. When the Navy began cleaning up its toxic shipyard in San Francisco in the 1990s, officials made a promise: The site would be scrubbed…
Three New Reports Released on Hunters Point Shipyard
Navy Broke Promise to Clean Up Contamination, Covering It Up Instead Rather than cleaning up the contamination at the troubled Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, the Navy is leaving much of it in place and merely covering it with a thin…
SSFL: Proof positive of the failure of government
https://www.vcreporter.com/2019/04/proof-positive-of-the-failure-of-government/
Families affected by cancer want state officials to lead cleanup of Santa Susana
Read the KCRW story by clicking here. Listen to the audio below: Families affected by cancer want state officials to lead cleanup of Santa Susana
CBG’s Comment on the Final Environmental Impact Report for San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Units 2 and 3 Decommissioning Project
Read CBG’s comment letter to Controller Betty Yee, Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis and Finance Director Keely Bosler by clicking here.
Energy Department, California Spar Over Nuclear Site Cleanup
Click here to read the article. California is battling federal authorities over how to clean up a contaminated former nuclear research site near Simi Valley that was also caught up in the flames of November’s Woolsey Fire.