Bootlegged Federal Report Spells Trouble for 8 States

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lkfrtgcmd vjoa of AL @ Jun 07, 2008 06:30:10 AM

Niagara Falls and New York state of mind

With what's been recently revealed, there's one thing that this report misses but a few of the above posters have touched upon--such as the Fallon group. That's the direct connection to past military-industrial activities. I reference: Niagara Falls, New York in specific (and Western New York in general) was the largest production center for radioactive materials, namely Uranium metals.

See: Niagara Falls, NY, Union Carbide Electrometallurgical Works, DOE records and other. Niagara Falls and Niagara County New York have a significant nationally high rate of cancer and other disease that can be directly related to these legacy activities. Pockets of extreme infant mortality, the MOST rare of cancer clusters and depression of the autoimmune system integrity. Search Niagara Atomic or Manhattan Project Niagara Falls, NY or the like.

The very fact that this report mainly deals with the currently known Areas of Concern (AOC), and has not addressed undiscovered or purposely ignored locations along the Niagara River Corridor, Lake Ontario etc serves to exemplify the degree to which this same report is lacking. Not only haven't you been told of the full contents of this report but the health ramifications of what is yet to be revealed will only add to the terrible statistics and costs in human health, misery and mortality.

The supression of this report and not allowing science to be followed for science's own sake is nothing less than a Crime Against Humanity!

Louis Ricciuti of NY @ Mar 20, 2008 13:20:33 PM

Environmental Health Movement Born Out of Government Suppression

There is an exciting environmental health movement that has been born out of this type of antics from the CDC for decades. From Fallon, Nevada (childhood leukemia cluster) to eastern Pennsylvania's Carbon, Luzerne, and Schuylkill counties (adult polycythemia vera cluster), communities no longer trust the CDC/ATSDR. The Public Health Assessments/Health Consultations ATSDR are mandated to deliver to communities who petition them to investigate their exposures to hazardous wastes are framed and delivered to avoid legal entanglements from corporate abuse of the environment. Given Dr. Gerberding's red ink is still wet from her highly edited testimony on global warming, along with the 9/11 toxic dust, and FEMA formaldehyde offgassing trailers, it implies the agency is getting bolder in the Great Lakes Report because the target population being harmed is so large. This chronic suppression is indicative of a political regime that seeks to cover up any connection it has to harming those whom it has been elected to protect. It is insidious and corrosive to a free society. Greedy and ungodly self absorption of power which is a deliberate violation of the oath of office has historically proven to be a catalyst for change. Looks as if Dr. De Rosa has stood up and refused to be a pawn of politics and industry. Good for him! Good for the movement!

Micah's Mom of GA @ Feb 09, 2008 21:05:24 PM

Science Requires Independence

The huge potential of science to help us, and the rampant suppression of it by the Bush administration, suggests we need laws protecting the integrity of science from political meddling. Maybe government scientific research should even be its own branch of the government, not beholden at all to the administrative branch. Just as the judicial and legislative branches do not answer to the President, neither should scientists.

Jeremy Scheidt of OH @ Feb 09, 2008 15:00:35 PM