The Air Force has detected the presence of a likely carcinogen at its three intercontinental ballistic missile bases, including unsafe levels of the chemicals at sites in North Dakota and Montana. An ...
Air Force Refuses to Clean Up Contamination of Tucson Waters, Cites SCOTUS “Chevron Doctrine” Ruling
The U.S. Air Force has refused to comply with an EPA clean-up order, after the Air Force polluted drinking water sources in Tucson, Arizona, including with PFAS. The Air Force cited the Supreme ...
On Veterans Day, we give thanks to those who have put their lives on the line to serve our country. But we often forget about their lives after service. Sign up for our Newsletters Serving others has ...
It’s undeniable: the U.S. Air Force has been poisoning the drinking water supply in Tucson, Arizona, a city home to more than half a million people. And now it’s refusing to clean up its Pollution.
The letter from the Air Force (subscription required) argues there is no imminent and substantial endangerment to human health, and Arizona and the City of Tucson have comprehensively acted to protect ...
A cup full of single-use, ion-exchange, gel-based media sits atop valves that control a ground water remediation system being used to remediate polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from groundwater at ...
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — Wright-Patterson Air Force Base held a tour Thursday to address a chemical spill that threatened water quality on base and, according to the City of Dayton, their ...
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