At Amchitka, the United States conducted three massive underground nuclear tests between 1965 and…
On February 6, 2020 the California State Water Resources Control Board lowered its “Response Level” to 10 parts per trillion (ppt) for PFOA and 40 ppt for PFOS. Under a new California law (Assembly Bill 756), if a water system exceeds the response levels for these carcinogens, the system is required to take the water source out of service or provide public notification within 30 days of the confirmed detection. Previously, the response level was 70 ppt for the total concentration of the two contaminants combined.
by Pat Elder
The following video features a press conference and conversation with Jon Mitchell about the…
In most discussions in the media regarding Camp Lejeune water contamination, often the focus…