Woolsey Fire One Year Anniversary

Photo supplement to exposé “Apparent Fire Code Violations at Santa Susana Field Lab Invite Another Toxic Disaster on Woolsey Fire Anniversary – Chaparral-choked lab roads remain uncut where fire started one year ago, generating over 43,000 tons of radioactively-impacted smoke that included extremely poisonous Polonium-210”

EXCERPT:
“EnviroReporter.com has previously reported that Boeing itself found radionuclides in Woolsey Fire smoke on its property including the highly poisonous Polonium-210 (Po-210), a substance 250,000 times more lethal than hydrogen cyanide. The Po-210 was found in two separate sensors in the SBZ [Southern Buffer Zone] near where Boeing allows hikes.”

Red dot pin points the suspected point of origin of the Woolsey Fire. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019

Woolsey Fire Burn Area torched The Glowed Coast, that expensive strip of beach properties smoked out by SSFL's radioactively-impacted smoke, 18 tons of which is generated per torched acre. Over 43,000 tons of smoke from SSFL were generated by the fire. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019

Boeing finds Polonium-210 (Po-210) in Southern Buffer Zone smoke during Woolsey Fire in two different sensors. Po-210 is 250,000 times more lethal than hydrogen cyanide and is the Russian radionuclide of choice for assassination. SOURCE: Public report

Polonium-210 found at Boeing Sampling Stations 4 and 5 in the Southern Buffer Zone where Boeing has hikes like the "Sunset & Sip" where after ambling through the SBZ which has multiple contamination problems, hikers get to quaff beers and wine at set up cocktail tables. SOURCE: Public report

Woolsey Fire smoke rises from SSFL as seen from Area I entrance on Woolsey Canyon Road. The fire started in Area III of SSFL, NASA-administered property.. SOURCE: West Hills Neighborhood Council Public Presentation January 9, 2019

Towering flames soar skyward as Woolsey Fire advances off the Santa Susana Field Laboratory Nov. 8, 2018. SOURCE: West Hills Neighborhood Council Public Presentation January 9, 2019

Out of control Woolsey Fire roars eastward towards Dayton Canyon homes . Massive amounts of the toxic rocket fuel oxidizer perchlorate was found in Dayton Canyon before development, downhill from SSFL's Area I where it was used extensively. SOURCE: West Hills Neighborhood Council Public Presentation January 9, 2019

Fire destroys hillside where toxic trail plans were nixed by LA County when it found out just what a bad idea it was. Now, the contaminants sucked up by the burning chaparral are burning up in smoke to be breathed in by thousands in the San Fernando Valley. SOURCE: West Hills Neighborhood Council Public Presentation January 9, 2019

Outfall 018 was destroyed in the fire, resulting in even more surface water contamination exceedances by Boeing, which it was lightly fined for. SOURCE: Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board Public Presentation May 9, 2019

Fearless firefighter faces down Woolsey Fire flames. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019

Firefighters fight Woolsey Fire. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019

Woolsey Fire marches across Santa Monica Mountains. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019

Woolsey Fire on the Mountain left hundreds homeless including Neil Young, Daryl Hannah and Miley Cyrus. SOURCE: Los Angeles County After Action Review of the Woolsey Fire Incident (DRAFT REPORT) October 23, 2019