CLEAN air
When contaminated soil becomes airborne it can pollute the air we breathe.
PASSFL’s independent air monitoring network provides real-time air data to ensure residents and the environment are safe from the Santa Susana Field Lab.
air monitoring program
PASSFL’s independent monitoring network will be the only dedicated system tracking the air residents breathe during cleanup activities this summer.
Parents Against Santa Susana Field Lab invites you to partner with us in launching an Independent Air Monitoring Network to protect public health and the environment in communities surrounding the Santa Susana Field Lab.
The independent network is being advised by UC Davis and with technical support from USC.
Boeing is planning to begin cleanup activities at their portion of the SSFL this summer. Boeing owns 80% of the Santa Susana Field Lab and according to their own 2015 data, some proportions of Boeing’s property is so contaminated that 96 out of 100 people would get cancer if they lived onsite and ate the produce they grew. It is critical that residents can have access to reliable data so they can ensure the site’s contamination is not polluting the air they breathe.
As parents and community members, we are deeply concerned that toxic contaminants in the soil could become airborne during excavation and soil disturbance, potentially exposing nearby neighborhoods. Independent air monitoring will provide transparency, real-time information, accountability, and an added layer of protection for residents during this critical period.
By donating you are helping ensure that our communities are informed, protected, and empowered with trustworthy environmental data.
