Board tightens rules for testing water discharged from Santa Susana Field Lab site
Board tightens rules for testing water discharged from Santa Susana Field Lab site
Officials with the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board have voted to require Boeing to better monitor water discharged from Santa Susana Field Lab that is tucked in the hills between San Fernando and Simi valleys. The vote followed a report that two highly toxic chemicals are not being monitored at the Santa Susana Field lab and potentially could leak into the Los Angeles River.
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