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The Honoring our PACT Act, which addresses burnpits exposures for thousands of veterans, also included several other provisions for a variety of toxic military contamination issues. Notably, the PACT Act included the Camp Lejeune Justice Act. The new legislation provides the ability for those impacted by Camp Lejeune contaminated drinking water to pursue claims and legal recourse previously unavailable to victims

The US Senate held another vote and successfully passed the PACT Act and the…

The US Senate is taking up the PACT Act and the Camp Lejeune Justice…

The following is a personal story submitted to Civilian Exposure and published as part of our series: “Contamination Chronicles: Personal Stories of Exposure”. The video covers is of an exposure victim.

The following is a personal story submitted to Civilian Exposure and published as part of our series: “Contamination Chronicles: Personal Stories of Exposure”. The author currently resides in Ohio and has shared a news video covering his burn pits exposure.

Watch: Gavin P. Smith, Executive Director and Founder of Civilian Exposure, is asked to comment on the recent VA decision on Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Contamination.

Every day, new ways of decoding and attacking cancer are being envisioned, researched and discovered. We thought you might like to have a look at this TED Talk on Open-Source Cancer Research. With military chemical contamination possibly having a damaging effect on your DNA, we find this angle interesting.

It’s been a busy week on Capitol Hill and in other activities regarding toxic contamination at military installations.  Here’s what you missed.

Civilian Exposure was featured on the 5:30p and 6:00p newscasts on WITN 7.  The interview consisted of the founder commenting on the recent VA announcement on Camp Lejeune, as well as sharing the story about his late father.  He also discusses the cause and mission of Civilian Exposure to continue to work on behalf of civilian workers to get the accountability and assistance that they, too, deserve.

This new PBS documentary series by Ken Burns on cancer will be thought-provoking and useful for those that want to see the entire scope of the impact of cancer in our world.