Are there ANY streets/ areas in Spring Valley that are safe (from chemical weapons)...???

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There are also a bunch of streets in AU Park; also MD. Also, wherever tehy dumped the soil like Fort Totten


Wait ... AU Park is also not safe?


Here's the offical map. Spillover possible.

https://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Portals/63/docs/SpringValley/Appx%20A_ALL%20FIGURES.pdf
Anonymous
Note how the map neatly follows the administrative borders. Like, really?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There are also a bunch of streets in AU Park; also MD. Also, wherever tehy dumped the soil like Fort Totten


Wait ... AU Park is also not safe?


Here's the offical map. Spillover possible.

https://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Portals/63/docs/SpringValley/Appx%20A_ALL%20FIGURES.pdf


Wait are American University and the Department of Homeland Security in that map? They are potentially contaminated? It’s not just houses?
Anonymous
They totally are. They had to rip up the playground. What?! How is this still a secret?
Anonymous
Wow. Pages 7-10 show a pretty conservative (based on the narrow fab range) estimate of how far the toxins were fired into the Westmoreland Hills.

This entire thing is based on the 1918 maps; no one in fact knows for sure. I personally have no trust that the contamination would stay within neatly drawn street-based boundaries of the streets built decades after the fact. Safest to draw a big margin.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:They totally are. They had to rip up the playground. What?! How is this still a secret?


What playground?
Anonymous
Apparently someone fainted in the Sibley elevator shaft and they had to clean that up. The sump is contaminated with perchlorate. All in the reports.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There are also a bunch of streets in AU Park; also MD. Also, wherever tehy dumped the soil like Fort Totten


Wait ... AU Park is also not safe?


Here's the offical map. Spillover possible.

https://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Portals/63/docs/SpringValley/Appx%20A_ALL%20FIGURES.pdf


Wait are American University and the Department of Homeland Security in that map? They are potentially contaminated? It’s not just houses?


It looks like DHS is just outside the red outline on the map, but I find that curious.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They totally are. They had to rip up the playground. What?! How is this still a secret?


What playground?


On AU campus I think. This blog and folks running it have lots of information

http://wmdindc.blogspot.com/
Anonymous
We looked at Spring Valley but ran away. They have been remediating for decades.
Anonymous
Apparently there was something at Catholic U as well and a bunch of lewisite was dumped into the Chesapeake Bay
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There are also a bunch of streets in AU Park; also MD. Also, wherever tehy dumped the soil like Fort Totten


Wait ... AU Park is also not safe?


Here's the offical map. Spillover possible.

https://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Portals/63/docs/SpringValley/Appx%20A_ALL%20FIGURES.pdf


Wait are American University and the Department of Homeland Security in that map? They are potentially contaminated? It’s not just houses?


It looks like DHS is just outside the red outline on the map, but I find that curious.


The contamination, if any, at AU or DHS would be from spent shells which is far less serious. Things were set up so that they shot everything to the west across the valley towards the reservoir. It was also down in that area where they tied up the goats (etc) next to the chemicals and the shells. Finally, west of AU is where they dumped and buried the excess chemicals. They did not shoot to the east because there were a few horse farms and other occupied areas that way.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don’t live there. However, I would guess that with all the testing and remediation efforts, that this area is as safe as anywhere else in the DMV. Who knows what could be lurking in other neighborhoods? At least in Spring Valley they know. That’s my take.


No way. It's just how much do you care. Politically it's the greatest concentration of GOP in DC. They care a bit less about the environment.






Hardly. It's as liberal as it gets
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