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Initial results from Missile Community Cancer Study testing performed in June at Malmstrom Air Force Base for a likely carcinogen banned for decades, which were reported late last week, found some areas had levels of the chemical that exceed federal cleanup regulations, according to the U.S. Air Force.
The Air Force Global Strike Command announced this week that measures are being implemented to clean up and mitigate probable human carcinogens at two Montana sites.
The Air Force Global Strike Command said Monday that it is taking "immediate measures" to clean up and mitigate polychlorinated biphenyls - probable human carcinogens, also known as PCBs - at two Montana locations following initial results from a recent study. The major command said a team of bioenvironmental experts reported sampling results from Malmstrom
Crews responded to a heating and coolant systems spill in Area B of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
The craft was scheduled to leave Earth in July. The launch has been postponed till later this year (or maybe indefinitely).