Groundwater contamination coverup continues with highest readings ever in Brandeis-Bardin and Southern Buffer Zone
Tag: NASA
Grace in the Dark of the Valley
This masterpiece takes the already fascinating subject of SSFL and explores it in ways never done before.
NASA’s Last Stand Investigation
Trump’s NASA seeks SSFL historic listing claiming it as “pristine” sacred Native American land & avoid cleanup, burying Nazi lab origins.
NASA’s Last Stand
Trump’s NASA seeks SSFL historic listing claiming it as “pristine” sacred Native American land & avoid cleanup, burying Nazi lab origins
Radiation Requiem – 60 Years After America’s Worst Nuclear Meltdown
60 years since SRE meltdown yet more alarming radiation finds
Los Angeles, State Smack Back at Illegal Trump Plan to Kill SSFL Cleanup
Feds attempt to leave 98% of radiation and chemicals in place at meltdown site
Smoke Screen – Woolsey Fire Contamination Cover-up
Government covers up Woolsey Fire launching 43,272 tons of Rocketdyne contamination into air.
L.A. County Terminates Toxic Trails
L.A. County terminates trails to SSFL after public & media outcry as more lab contamination exposed
Lights Out
Failure to harden electrical infrastructure and spent nuclear fuel storage leaves U.S. and world vulnerable to solar or terrorist induced apocalypse.
China Syndrome Town
EnviroReporter.com exposes plots that would keep the Santa Susana Field Laboratory radioactive and chemically contaminated, saving the polluters hundreds of millions.
Glow in the Dark Park
Lab owner Boeing may have been illegally tearing down radioactively impacted buildings at Rocketdyne, then dumping and recycling the metal, concrete and asphalt.
Rewriting Rocketdyne
Department of Energy falsely inflates the amount of radioactive Rocketdyne dirt to be excavated by five times and considers lesser cleanup standards than its signed DTSC agreement.
Toxic Department
DTSC called a “captured agency.” Astroturf collaborators claim no more cleanup is needed, guided by greenwashing plan by publicist Gary Polakovic . Contamination discounted.
No More Monkey Business
NASA backs off irradiating 18 squirrel monkeys in a $1.75 million experiment that our Pasadena Weekly/EnviroReporter.com investigation found was cruel and scientifically useless.
We, Robot
Part Two of a special Pasadena Weekly cover story investigation explores origins of NASA’s manned space program, brainchild of infamous Nazi rocket scientist, Wernher von Braun.
Space Monkey Business
Critics say NASA is taking a giant leap backwards by irradiating monkeys in space-travel tests designed to simulate intense radiation astronauts would experience in voyages to Mars.
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