In most discussions in the media regarding Camp Lejeune water contamination, often the focus is given only to 4 core chemicals – TCE, PCE, benzene and vinyl chloride. While these were prevalent in extraordinary amounts in the groundwater and soil for decades at Lejeune, they are not the only chemicals that were found. According to the EPA, there were many more (at varying levels) determined as site contaminants and published as part of the original EPA Superfund listing.
Camp Lejeune Contamination
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Camp Lejeune ContaminationClaims Information
Current Summary of Available Camp Lejeune Contamination Benefits and Compensation
If you served at the United States Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune or Marine…
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As we continue to address reader inquiries, we thought that this topic would be…
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UPDATED 3/16/2017: As of March 14, the recent VA Rule to establish presumptive status…
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Civilian Exposure Interview on WITN
Watch: Gavin P. Smith, Executive Director and Founder of Civilian Exposure, is asked to…
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The U.S. has agreed to pay more than $2 billion to veterans who developed…
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Camp Lejeune Report: Reconstructing Historical VOC Concentrations in Drinking Water
A new article on water-modeling used to support epidemiological studies at Camp Lejeune has…
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Since 2012 and the passage of a law related to Camp Lejeune contamination, few…
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Recently, the VA presented an update on the Camp Lejeune Family Member Program. What…
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As promised, we recently received the results of this FOIA inquiry from one of…