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Back in July, the House of Representatives included an amendment in the National Defense…

There was an earthquake in California on August 23, 2019, although the ground didn’t…

A news story on WGXA TV, a Fox affiliate in Macon, Georgia provides insight…

There’s a battle raging in the halls of Congress that will soon determine if…

Fire-fighting foams used on air bases by the U.S. military are poisoning water systems throughout Germany. The foam spray, used in routine fire drills, is made of a carcinogenic material known as Per and Poly Fluoroalkyl Substances, or PFAS. For training purposes, the American forces light massive, petroleum-fueled fires and extinguish them using these foam sprays. Afterward, the foam residue is allowed to run off, polluting the soil, sewers, surface water, and groundwater. The US military also uses sprinkler systems in hangars to create a foam layer to coat expensive aircraft. The frequently tested systems can cover a 2-acre hangar with 17 feet of poisonous foam in 2 minutes. (.8 hectare with 5.2 meters of foam in 2 minutes.)

A widely publicized DOD report identified 4 bases with the toxins In March, 2018…

One bill, S-1372, holds the military accountable for contamination Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY), Chairman…

A story of feathers, wax, unheeded warnings, and the perils of modern-day chemical engineering…

As you may have read, I shared my script of how an interview should…

This is how I would have handled the questioning as a U.S. Senator Senate…