By Arthur W. Galston WESTING ASSOCIATES IN ENVIRONMENT, SECURITY, & EDUCATION Cook, R.E., Haseltine, W., & Galston, A.W. 1970. What have we done to Vietnam? New Republic (Washington) 162(2):18-21. Also in: Weisberg, B. (ed.). 1970. Ecocide in Indochina: the...
By Andrew Wells-Dang, Expanded version In contrast to the widespread spraying of herbicides in Laos and South Vietnam over a long period, one instance of defoliation in Cambodia resulted in a major international incident. This attack took place on French- and...
A presentation by Phung Tuu Boi Boi Center for Assistance in Nature Conservation and Community Development, Vietnam and advisor to the Vietnam Victims of Agent Orange Association (VAVA) A presentation aimed at introducing the outcomes of recent Vietnamese studies on...
EPA Website In March 2002, an inspector from West Virginia’s Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) Hazardous Waste group discovered a waste material on the riverbank of the Kanawha River while doing riverbank inspections. A shallow slide near the toe of...
EPA Website The Dow Chemical Company facility in Midland, Michigan, began operating in 1897. The 1,900-acre facility abuts the Tittabawassee River; most of the plant is located on the east side of the river and south of the city of Midland. At various times, the...
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