By Dwernychuk, Wayne, et. al., Chemosphere, 47, 2002, Hatfield Consultants and members of the Ministry of Health, Vietnam In the isolated Aluoi Valley of central Viet Nam, very high levels…...
Congressional Research Service R44268 U.S. assistance to Vietnam for the environmental and health damage attributed to a dioxin contained in Agent Orange and other herbicides sprayed over much of the southern portion of the country during the Vietnam War remains a...
hatfieldgroup.com/agent-orange Resources available at the Hatfield Group website link above. “Hatfield is a recognized leader in the monitoring and management of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), including dioxins. Since the 1980s, we have worked closely...
The airports at Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Phu Cat have been referred to as dioxin “hotspots” due to high dioxin concentrations remaining decades after large volumes of Agent Orange and other defoliants were handled at these sites. The Government of Vietnam...
Environmental Assessment, Final Prior to this Study, there had been at least eleven studies characterizing dioxin contamination in and around the Airbase since 1990. Seven of the eleven studies were obtained, but only five of the studies had data available. There are...
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