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WWII Munitions and DDT 'Re-Discovered' by Scripps and Universities to Still Be on Southern California Seafloor - Vimarsana News

WWII Munitions and DDT 'Re-Discovered' by Scripps and Universities to Still Be on Southern California Seafloor

From Environment News Service / Jan. 7, 2024 Tons of munitions, DDT and petrochemicals were dumped for decades in deep ocean basins off the coast of Los Angeles, scientists from three California universities are discovering. This dumping is known to have happened from the 1940s until 1972, when the Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act,…

Source: obrag.org
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WWII Munitions, DDT Remain on Southern California Seafloor - Vimarsana News

WWII Munitions, DDT Remain on Southern California Seafloor

Munitions, DDT and chemicals were deliberately dumped in the ocean from Los Angeles to Catalina Island for decades from the 1940s to 1972. They are still there.

Columbia Pictures turns 100: Celebrating the centennial of the studio - Vimarsana News

Columbia Pictures turns 100: Celebrating the centennial of the studio

Susan King revisits three of the studio's biggest hits of the 1930s: Platinum Blonde, A Man's Castle and The Captain Hates the Sea.

WWII Munitions and DDT 'Re-Discovered' by Scripps and Universities to Still Be on Southern California Seafloor - Vimarsana News

WWII Munitions and DDT 'Re-Discovered' by Scripps and Universities to Still Be on Southern California Seafloor

From Environment News Service / Jan. 7, 2024 Tons of munitions, DDT and petrochemicals were dumped for decades in deep ocean basins off the coast of Los Angeles, scientists from three California universities are discovering. This dumping is known to have happened from the 1940s until 1972, when the Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act,…

Source: obrag.org