NASA wants nuclear-contaminated Santa Susana site to be made a historic landmark August 13, 2020
Los Angeles Times
“NASA’s proposal is beyond audacious,” said Denise Duffield, associate director of Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles. “There is no mention of the 1959 partial nuclear meltdown in its nomination application.”
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