Key Report for Santa Susana Cleanup Delayed Into 2019

The California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) confirmed recently the cleanup road map for the entire Santa Susana Field Laboratory site, due this year, will not be published until 2019.
State spokesman Sanford Nax confirmed by email the DTSC now…

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