

Toxic Waters: EPA and military clash over Tucson's groundwater cleanup
Jul 31, 2024
A heartbreaking loss in Arizona ignites a national campaign for clean drinking water. The podcast reveals a fierce battle between the EPA and U.S. Air Force over contaminated groundwater in Tucson. Personal stories underscore the human toll of toxic chemicals like PFAS, linked to cancer and serious health issues. Advanced treatment strategies and community efforts aim to tackle this environmental crisis. Listeners will discover the historical roots of contamination and the urgency for accountability and action to safeguard public health.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Tucson's Water Crisis: Human Stories and Environmental Damage
01:43 • 4min
Overview of Tucson's Groundwater Remediation and TARP Facility
05:19 • 2min
Water Treatment Strategies in Tucson
06:53 • 6min
Tucson's Toxic Legacy
13:02 • 15min
Collaborative Efforts to Address PFAS Contamination in Tucson
28:11 • 4min