Wednesday, April 01, 2009

EPA DECLINES TO
MONITOR AIR
POLLUTION OF
SCHOOLS IN
VICINITY OF
WESTBARD
INDUSTRIAL ZONE

Update on a www.RobertDyer.net Exclusive!

USA Today reports that the EPA - which is going to monitor air quality around several dozen schools across the nation - will not be testing the air at schools around the Westbard industrial zone.

Readers of this blog will recall that - after I brought to light several environmental incidents in the industrial zone that surrounding neighborhoods were not notified of - USA Today gave support to those concerns, when it revealed that nearby schools have far worse air quality than any other Montgomery County school.

And that the airborne pollution was consistent not only with some of the substances involved in the zone incidents, but also with the buried World War I munitions near Spring Valley.

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