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Alkali Lake Agent Orange. In the late 1960's, a chemical company made agent orange and decided to park the. The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war. Decades ago thousands of barrels of highly toxic chemicals were dumped in the oregon desert, thinking few would notice. In the 1970’s over a million gallons of drums of agent orange, a blend of toxic herbicides used as combat weaponry during the vietnam war, were. This is the grim message of a powerful new documentary, the people vs. The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war. “it’s a myth that the. In the late 1960s, chemical company chemical west storage and disposition inc. Agent orange, which premiers june 28 (monday) as part of pbs’ independent lens series. 25,513 barrels containing more than 1 million gallons of pesticide had been stacked next to alkali lake. Levet’s old news film shows the state. In 1971, the department of agriculture and the department of environmental quality halted deliveries to the disposal site in response to charges that the company was a “public nuisance.” The alkali lake flats area today, where thousands of barrels of toxic chemicals were crushed and buried without a liner, creating a toxic underground plume of chemicals.

“it’s a myth that the. 25,513 barrels containing more than 1 million gallons of pesticide had been stacked next to alkali lake. In the late 1960s, chemical company chemical west storage and disposition inc. In the 1970’s over a million gallons of drums of agent orange, a blend of toxic herbicides used as combat weaponry during the vietnam war, were. The alkali lake flats area today, where thousands of barrels of toxic chemicals were crushed and buried without a liner, creating a toxic underground plume of chemicals. Agent orange, which premiers june 28 (monday) as part of pbs’ independent lens series. In 1971, the department of agriculture and the department of environmental quality halted deliveries to the disposal site in response to charges that the company was a “public nuisance.” The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war. In the late 1960's, a chemical company made agent orange and decided to park the. The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war.

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Alkali Lake Agent Orange Decades ago thousands of barrels of highly toxic chemicals were dumped in the oregon desert, thinking few would notice. The alkali lake flats area today, where thousands of barrels of toxic chemicals were crushed and buried without a liner, creating a toxic underground plume of chemicals. This is the grim message of a powerful new documentary, the people vs. Agent orange, which premiers june 28 (monday) as part of pbs’ independent lens series. In the 1970’s over a million gallons of drums of agent orange, a blend of toxic herbicides used as combat weaponry during the vietnam war, were. “it’s a myth that the. The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war. 25,513 barrels containing more than 1 million gallons of pesticide had been stacked next to alkali lake. In the late 1960's, a chemical company made agent orange and decided to park the. In the late 1960s, chemical company chemical west storage and disposition inc. In 1971, the department of agriculture and the department of environmental quality halted deliveries to the disposal site in response to charges that the company was a “public nuisance.” Levet’s old news film shows the state. Decades ago thousands of barrels of highly toxic chemicals were dumped in the oregon desert, thinking few would notice. The chemicals included dioxins and phenols used for the toxic agent orange defoliant, which the military deployed during the vietnam war.