Exclusive 2019 Update: VICTORY AT THE VA – West LA Veterans Administration master plan protects old nuclear dump from development
The fourth day of coring took place even farther away from the known four areas of the dump. And, for the third straight day of observation, took place on top of fill brought in from 5,000 dump trucks, according to a report obtained by EnviroReporter.com and the LA Weekly.
The crew chief, who wouldn’t impart his last name or what company he was working for that sub-contracted Core Probe to do the coring, can’t seem to get his camera to work when trying to snap a shot of a reporter.
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This southern area of the fenced off dump borders the back of Brentwood Theatre.
Mounds of debris, possibly from the excavation of the dog park's drainage, and right through part of the known dumping, are in the background.
Jay's field table.
The dog park is on the bluff up behind the men
Geoprobe 6610 GT System
Jay's camera lens appears to be covered.
Jay seems to be trying to get the camera to work.
Exclusive 2019 Update: VICTORY AT THE VA – West LA Veterans Administration master plan protects old nuclear dump from development
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