Weapons of Mass Destruction in DC

Jun 19, 2008

Getting Them Out of the Neighborhood is Top Priority

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Photo Credit: Jacquelyn Martin -- AP The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, continues its work at Pit 3 … The types of item...
Jun 13, 2008

Army Cleanup Extends to AU Campus

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  Public Safety Building "The work planned for around the Public Safety Building will include investigating two areas in the fron...
May 29, 2008

Initial Arsenic Readings Called a "False Positive"

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Officials reopened Fort Reno Park in Northwest Washington yesterday, saying recent extensive tests have found no unsafe levels of arsenic in...
May 15, 2008

Arsenic Levels Cause Indefinite Closure of Fort Reno Park

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A 33-acre federal park in Northwest Washington was abruptly shut yesterday and will remain closed indefinitely after soil analysis found ars...
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How-To Manual Details Chemical Weapons Cleanup

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  Unexploded military ordnance and highly toxic chemical munitions, some dating back to World War I, are a worldwide concern  — especially...
May 8, 2008

More World War I Shells Recovered

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Intrusive investigations in the East Extension began on April 28th. In the first week of operation the investigation team has recovered WW ...
Apr 24, 2008

Military Never Accounted For Chemical Munitions "Mother Lode"

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The greatest risk AU students currently face is the potential existence of a large burial site of unexploded World War I-era munitions in th...
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