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A new report by an environmental justice organization is asking the Radford Army Ammunition Plant, often referred to as “the arsenal,” to have more transparency with the public, and total compliance with environmental regulations.
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The Secretary of the Army made a historic stop in the New River Valley Friday.Mark Esper’s tour of the Radford Army Ammunition Plant marks the first time…
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After decades of suspicion about what exactly is going on at the Radford Arsenal in southwestern Virginia, community relations are improving. Not only did…
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A new report outlines several viable alternatives to the practice of open burning of miltary waste at sites like the Radford Army Ammunition Plant in…
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The practice of burning toxic munitions waste in the open air at military sites will soon get more scrutiny than ever before. Congress has tasked the…
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The Radford Army Ammunition Plant, where a large percentage of the nation’s explosives are made, is off limits to the public.For decades, people have been…
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A fire at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant Monday night sent three workers to the hospital.The flash fire broke out around 7:30 Monday evening in a…
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Officials at the Radford Army Ammunitions Plant announced new strategies for reducing toxic waste at its open burning grounds --and new ways of including…
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New River Valley residents had a chance to question officials of the Radford Army Ammunitions Plant, known as the Arsenal, at a community meeting. The…
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The Radford Army Ammunition Plant has been making and testing munitions for more than 70 years, and burning toxic waste from the process, outdoors, for…