The History of One of the Most Polluted Sites in America
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- The Pentagon has poisoned millions of acres and left Americans to guess at the threat to their health. Read our series on military pollution: goo.gl/giUEQN
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This channel could use more subscribers! Probably why they’re getting a co-sign from Vox?
Because they produce content that's similair to Vox, that's why.
ive lived in the area and im not surprised
I will give the Army credit for their work to clean up areas in Washington state near Fort Lewis. C'mon Air Force- those Army officials are doing better than you are. Show a little pride in a clean area!!
Hurricane Micheal brought me here 🤣 well know they have plenty of time to finish cleanup work 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I lived on TAFB 1976-1981. We would walk on an old road that we called “ Buckshot Road” because it had those little round pellets ALL OVER it. Was that s**t LEAD???
This is a wonderful article of course! Although, I do not understand why the title did not read, "The United States military is contemptuous of it's ecological damage and the feds let them get away with it."
... uhm.... i lives there and was looking for the little morning dance we did after the salute in the morning when i found this video :v
Failed to mention that I was an Air Force member who worked on the base from 1996 until 2002. During that time period I spent a lot of time with the Environmental Resources office because of my love for the outdoors... Tyndall is a beautiful place!
Sorry but its contaminated its going to be like camp lejeune.
well it's fucked up now!
Wow I been their before because I live in mexico beach Florida
Would like to talk to someone who lived at Tyndall from 1975 to 79
I did I know things you don't was in my teens im56 now
I lived there in 75 and 76
Ronnie Carter did you ever see anything out of the norm mr carter
Ronnie Carter I lived on base walked all over the woods saw some strange things . No bears at that time. Almost never alone. Smoke cigs and talk. Fish etc. camped on beach at cape hart. Tyndall for me was a real eye opener. Redfish point was really creepy.
Ronnie Carter yes it was the mill. I'm talking , this my sound crazy but, I've seen things in the woods . Herd things, smelled things. The fathers of friends would tell us it's just homeless or hogs. I know better. Never felt threatened just creeped out. Never saw bear track , lots of turkey ,hog deer, and large shoeless human looking tracks, me and friend took a tape one time,23 " toe to heal. Smaller one whith it, 10 "?
Thumbs down for having a milk boy do the talking. Like, what-EV-ar...
I remember my classmates sucking on the lead shot at recess and PE.
yes ,keven powers
at time stamp/signature 1:47, the showing of 'lead pellets' a closer look shows that these are the tiny lead fishing weights... keep trying propublica
Michael Moran - The picture you’re referring to isn’t fishing weights. That’s lead shot, most likely from Tyndall’s skeet range. You can find the original pics (NOT from Propublica) on the Florida Dept of Health’s website. They did a pretty detailed study back in 2012. Read pages 22-24 if you’re really in search of fact-based truth instead of cheap shots.
no your wrong
What a drag