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Toxic Waste at Fort Ord |
In Monterey, Calif., for example, the former Fort Ord Army base, earmarked as the site of the state's newest university campus, still harbors more than 8,000 acres of toxic waste. Some of it is buried underground, unseen and unmapped. |
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Center for Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Environmental Technology Innovative Air Monitoring During FY 96 the Center evaluated a number of innovative air monitoring technologies for detection of airborne toxins. The... |
http:// www2.getf.org/nbc/innovativeair.htm
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The Army's voluntary decision at Fort Ord came about as a result of a lawsuit |
Army to Complete RI/FS for OE at Fort Ord Facing a likely adverse ruling in a federal courtroom, the Army has voluntarily agreed to clean up ordnance and explosives (OE) at the former Fort Ord Army Base (BRAC 1991) pursuant to the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), also known as the Superfund law. In doing so, the Army avoided a judge's decision that might have set a precedent for OE cleanup nationwide. The Army's voluntary decision at Fort Ord came about as a result of a lawsuit, Fort Ord Toxics Project v. U.S. Army, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The suit charged that the Army has an obligation to treat the cleanup of OE under the same CERCLA guidelines used for soil and groundwater contamination. A second lawsuit was filed by the Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District in response to the Army's prescribed burns of suspected OE sites at Fort Ord. Heavy smoke, some of which filtered into the adjacent Salinas Valley, caused widespread community concern. This second lawsuit was settled when the Army and District agreed to a more restrictive burn plan. |
http://www.cedar.ca.gov/military/bc_news/99mar/story1.htm
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Fort Ord Toxics Project Homepage Rural Alliance for Military Accountability |
http://www.mapcruzin.com/fotp/index.html
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Draft Environmental Impact Report for the RCRA, Part B Permit for Sierra Army Depot - Herlong Califorina. This Webpage contains the following... |
http://www.rama-usa.org/herlong02.htm
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