CSWAB has asked the Wisconsin Division of Health to investigate a preliminary report that levels of mercury in the air near Badger Army Ammunition Plant may be elevated. According to an internal memo dated May 15, 2003, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources...
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) informed CSWAB today that 2 more homes near Badger Army Ammunition Plant have levels of the explosive DNT (dinitrotoluene) above the safe drinking water standard. These homes are in addition to 2 other homes on...
Recent testing by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) found that air emissions from open burning explosives-contaminated buildings at Indiana Army Ammunition Plant exceeded federal air-quality standards for lead. As a result, IDEM is expected to...
Preliminary test results show that another 7 drinking water wells serving dozens of homes south of Badger Army Ammunition Plant – located on Keller Road, the “Windings” subdivision, and near the intersections of County Z and 78, and Dam Road and Highway 78 – may have...
The WDNR has asked the Army to expand the sampling program for private wells south and southeast of Badger Army Ammunition Plant in response to new data from monitoring wells along the plant fenceline. The Army will be contacting residents who live near the...
Certain people, who are more sensitive to mercury, should not eat fish from the Ballistics Pond at Badger Army Ammunition Plant. According to a letter sent to 20 area residents that received a permit to fish at Badger in the past, the level of mercury detected in...
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