West Plains “forever chemicals” investigation

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Al French in the PFAS corn maze (10/22/24)

Democracy at the gates (9/19/24)

How the threat of the Spokane airport’s groundwater contamination is coming into focus (9/10/24)

The cracks in Al French’s looking glass (9/06/24)

A push for action and accountability from Al French’s latest challenger, (6/13/24)

Al French in the lion’s den (6/4/24)

Standing-room-only triage on West Plains water pollution (5/24/24)

The Spokane airport (finally) hands its shoes to state regulators (5/10/24)

Updated field notes from the toxic water storms on the West Plains (5/5/24)

A major milestone on the West Plains (2/21/24)

Ecology gives the Spokane airport one more try… (2/15/24)

From Victims to Victories (2/11/24)

VIDEO DOCUMENTARY: Troubled Waters, PFAS on Spokane’s West Plains. (1/15/24)

Al French and the “forever chemical” cover-up, (12/23/23)

A progress report on the West Plains “forever chemical” investigation, (12/10/23)

What a Seattle Times investigation reveals about the poisoned groundwater west of Spokane (10/31/23)

The Spokane Airport’s word bomb response to disclosure of its PFAS contamination problem (10/13/23)

The state’s wake-up call for Spokane International Airport’s water pollution problem (8/23/23)

The trouble Spokane’s airport may face for not disclosing its contaminated groundwater problem (8/15/23)

Rough Landing (7/09/23)

Robert Bilott, and “Exposure,” the story of a historic civil suit against DuPont for PFAS contamination. (06/27/23)

A primer on the notorious, synthetic chemical that contaminates drinking water from coast to coast. (06/22/23)

Scoping the “forever chemical” story on the West Plains (6/04/23)

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