Re: Allied/mercury/Syracuse/NY Times Digest Number 12203

July 11, 2007

Hi ,

Allied dumped 2 tons of mercury in Onondaga Lake, Syracuse, NY.

Yes... tons.

Was a cover story in the NY Times couple of years ago. Criminal.

I grew up in Syracuse. We partied on the lake, well on the grounds surrounding

the lake.

But Syracuse University, crew team, practiced on the lake. Had to walk in to get

in the boats.

Sick.

NY is soooooo coorupt. So many tests are not allowed.

www.toxictargeting.com to see how toxic your neighborhood was, anywhere in NY

state. Guys been researching it for over 30 years.

Was with NYPIRG, Ralph Nader group years ago, when I was affiliated with NYPIRG.

Lead writer a couple of times articles, the lake, and others.

911 was really bad because Con Ed, phone company was underground there, and the

PCB's were everywhere burning.

He very interesting. Forgot his name at the moment.

Alison F.

2.5 BILLION to clean it up. NY State allocating about 450 million, at last

count.

Where did I move? San , CA. Alameda gold/mercury mines. SJ mercury news is

our local newspaper.

There's no escape. So, I chelate! : )

7. arsenic in Md: Allied Chemical kept mum on arsenic levels from weed

Posted by: " Binstock " binstock@... aspergerian

Date: Wed Jul 11, 2007 7:27 am ((PDT))

Allied kept mum on arsenic, report says

Chemical firm's test showed city park was poisoned

By Tom Pelton

Sun Reporter

July 10, 2007, 9:34 PM EDT

-local-headlines

The Allied Chemical Company three decades ago deliberately with held test

results showing high arsenic levels in a south Baltimore park, a city task

force concludes in a report released Tuesday.

The task force found that Allied Chemical allowed local health officials

in 1976 to falsely believe that levels of arsenic in Swann Park were low

and resulted from the city's routine spraying of weed killer.

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