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Palos Verdes Peninsula coast may have low-level radioactive materials, new study says

In addition to DDT and World War II munitions, researchers are getting to the bottom of what exactly was dumped on the ocean floor. ....

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Palos Verdes Peninsula coast may have low-level radioactive materials, new study says

In addition to DDT and World War II munitions, researchers are getting to the bottom of what exactly was dumped on the ocean floor. ....

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The Toxic and Insidious Legacy and Crime of DDT Dumping in Southern California

The Toxic and Insidious Legacy and Crime of DDT Dumping in Southern California
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How the waters off Catalina became a DDT dumping ground

A new generation of scientists have uncovered barrels containing DDT, a toxic pesticide banned decades ago, dumped into the deep ocean. ....

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California's legacy of DDT waste: underwater dump site uncovers a toxic history

California’s legacy of DDT waste: underwater dump site uncovers a toxic history
Aaron Cantu in Los Angeles
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The discovery of tens of thousands of underwater barrels containing what scientists believe to be chemical waste has raised alarm and reopened scrutiny into a history of toxic dumping that persisted off the California coast into the 1970s.
A team of scientists announced this week that they had found more than 25,000 containers, many of which they believe to be DDT waste, which has been linked to cancer and disease in humans and mass die off events in the natural world. The barrels cover a seafloor area double the size of Manhattan off the coast of the Santa Catalina Island, near Los Angeles. ....

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