July 13: EVENT: SSFL Action Assembly, Strathearn Historical Ranch, Simi Valley

July 14: WATCH: In the Dark of the Valley Virtual Screening and QA

July 15: CALL: Elected representative phone banking (see script and numbers)

July 16: AMPLIFY: Reshare posts on social media & tag your representatives

July 17: EMAIL: Elected representative email banking

July 18: AMPLIFY: Share press stories with your networks

July 19: SIGN: Our open letter to local governments

July 20: AMPLIFY: Reshare posts on social media & tag your representatives

July 21: SIGN: Invite others to sign the Change.org/SantaSusana petition

July 22: CALL: Elected representatives

July 23: DEADLINE FOR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO FILE SUIT AGAINST DTSC

Click on the appropriate button for a 1-minute action to ask your Supervisor to sue DTSC and save the “background” cleanup.

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Use our Pre-formatted Form: Email your Board of Supervisors

The Los Angeles and Ventura County Board of Supervisors (BOS) and the City of Los Angeles all passed similar resolutions to sue the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) if the Santa Susana Field Lab’s Programmatic Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) wouldn’t result in the complete cleanup of the site.

The PEIR will let Boeing leave 90% of their property contaminated and 65% of NASA and the Department of Energy’s soil contaminated at the Santa Susana Field Lab. It’s a trainwreck of an agreement that limits how much soil can be remediated in the future. Despite the DTSC’s claims, it’s a decision document. It’s nothing near a complete cleanup.

It’s been almost a year and the Board of Supervisors and City of Los Angeles haven’t sued the DTSC. We can’t wait any longer. Every day that goes by is another day that someone in our community could be exposed to dangerous contamination. We want the complete “background” cleanup now!

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Action Assembly

Thanks to everyone who made this an incredible event! We had amazing guest speakers, a great audience, and most importantly, an impact on our elected officials.