FOXNEWS
Showing posts with label legislation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legislation. Show all posts
Apr 15, 2011
N.C. lawmakers say Navy is secretive about Lejeune water - National - NewsObserver.com
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
congress,
contamination,
disabilty,
family,
Hagan,
legislation,
lejeune,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
NC officials: Navy not forthcoming about Lejeune water problems :: WRAL.com
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
congress,
contamination,
disabilty,
family,
Hagan,
legislation,
lejeune,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Lawmakers blast Navy over Lejeune water contamination | McClatchy
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
congress,
contamination,
disabilty,
family,
Hagan,
legislation,
lejeune,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Ex-Camp Lejeune schools worker sues over water - Florida Wires - MiamiHerald.com
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
congress,
contamination,
disabilty,
family,
Hagan,
legislation,
lejeune,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
S. 277: Caring for Camp Lejeune Veterans Act of 2011 (GovTrack.us)
S. 277: Caring for Camp Lejeune Veterans Act of 2011 (GovTrack.us)
Send your message to Congress about S. 277: Caring for Camp Lejeune Veterans Act of 2011.
Vote Here to tell Congress what you think.
Sponsor
Sen. Richard Burr [R-NC]
Cosponsors:
Charles Grassley [R-IA]
Kay Hagan [D-NC]
Thomas Harkin [D-IA]
Mike Johanns [R-NE]
Bill Nelson [D-FL]
Send your message to Congress about S. 277: Caring for Camp Lejeune Veterans Act of 2011.
Vote Here to tell Congress what you think.
Sponsor
Sen. Richard Burr [R-NC]
Cosponsors:
Charles Grassley [R-IA]
Kay Hagan [D-NC]
Thomas Harkin [D-IA]
Mike Johanns [R-NE]
Bill Nelson [D-FL]
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
congress,
contamination,
disabilty,
family,
Hagan,
legislation,
lejeune,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Apr 3, 2011
Senate to look into link between Lejeune water and cancer - News14.com
Senate to look into link between Lejeune water and cancer - News14.com
CAMP LEJEUNE – The U.S. Senate is looking into a suspected link between tainted water and men with breast cancer at Camp Lejeune.
The Senate's environmental and public works committee is holding a hearing on a bill to improve testing and reporting on suspected cancer clusters, birth defects and other health concerns. The National Resource Defense Council and famous environmental activist Erin Brockovich testified before the Senate.
Investigators want to know if exposure to the poisoned water caused illnesses. As many as 1 million people were exposed to the contaminated water from the mid-1950s until the wells were closed in the mid 1980s.
Nearly 160,000 people have registered with the Marine Corps to get information about the contamination.
Some North Carolina representatives are pushing for legislation that requires the Navy and Marine Corps to help complete studies to determine a link.
CAMP LEJEUNE – The U.S. Senate is looking into a suspected link between tainted water and men with breast cancer at Camp Lejeune.
The Senate's environmental and public works committee is holding a hearing on a bill to improve testing and reporting on suspected cancer clusters, birth defects and other health concerns. The National Resource Defense Council and famous environmental activist Erin Brockovich testified before the Senate.
Investigators want to know if exposure to the poisoned water caused illnesses. As many as 1 million people were exposed to the contaminated water from the mid-1950s until the wells were closed in the mid 1980s.
Nearly 160,000 people have registered with the Marine Corps to get information about the contamination.
Some North Carolina representatives are pushing for legislation that requires the Navy and Marine Corps to help complete studies to determine a link.
Labels:
ATSDR,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
Kay Hagan,
legislation,
Navy,
Senate,
veteran,
water
Sep 10, 2010
South Bend Marine among "Poisoned Patriots"
South Bend Marine among "Poisoned Patriots"
Family files $20 million civil suit
“He didn’t ask to get sick, he didn’t ask to be lied to,” said Eileen Sullivan. “Essentially, they’re just not doing a dang thing about this.”
Family files $20 million civil suit
“He didn’t ask to get sick, he didn’t ask to be lied to,” said Eileen Sullivan. “Essentially, they’re just not doing a dang thing about this.”
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Local veterans asking for help after water contamination | WSBT
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Aug 22, 2010
Updates on legislation for veterans’ issues
Labels:
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
contamination,
legislation,
veteran,
water
Marines shoot calendar for male breast cancer research - Natick Bulletin and Tab
Marines shoot calendar for male breast cancer research - Natick Bulletin and Tab
Proceeds from the 2011 calendar, which will be sold through the artbecause.org website and will be available by Oct. 1, "will fund a research project looking at the environment and cancer, with an emphasis on male breast cancer," Anbinder said. A gallery show of the photographs, which will be featured at the foundation's Oct. 14 annual gala at the Park Plaza, will move to the Art Institute of Philadelphia in February and March, Anbinder said, and "the plan is to have it tour.
"We hope the exposure from both the calendar and the gallery shows will raise the visibility of the indiscriminate nature of this disease and that it's not just one that strikes women," she said.
"We need to get more studies," Devereaux said, including studies to see if treating breast cancer in men with the same protocols used to treat women is the most effective.
"My goal is to raise awareness," he said. "I try to be an advocate. Why else would I get this crazy disease?"
The calendar will show "it's all different shapes and sizes" the disease affects, Devereaux said.
Including a surprisingly large number of the nation's few and proud.
Proceeds from the 2011 calendar, which will be sold through the artbecause.org website and will be available by Oct. 1, "will fund a research project looking at the environment and cancer, with an emphasis on male breast cancer," Anbinder said. A gallery show of the photographs, which will be featured at the foundation's Oct. 14 annual gala at the Park Plaza, will move to the Art Institute of Philadelphia in February and March, Anbinder said, and "the plan is to have it tour.
"We hope the exposure from both the calendar and the gallery shows will raise the visibility of the indiscriminate nature of this disease and that it's not just one that strikes women," she said.
"We need to get more studies," Devereaux said, including studies to see if treating breast cancer in men with the same protocols used to treat women is the most effective.
"My goal is to raise awareness," he said. "I try to be an advocate. Why else would I get this crazy disease?"
The calendar will show "it's all different shapes and sizes" the disease affects, Devereaux said.
Including a surprisingly large number of the nation's few and proud.
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Aug 9, 2010
Burr meeting with Cherry Point, hospital leaders- ENCToday
Burr meeting with Cherry Point, hospital leaders - Local - ENCToday
"“I am, once again, deeply disappointed that my colleagues have failed to approve an amendment providing care for the veterans and families who suffer illness due to exposure to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune,” Burr said in a release. “These veterans and their families were harmed in the service of our country. They deserve better.”"
So are we Senator, so are we disappointed. Yes, we do deserve better.
Semper Fi- yea right! [sigh]
"“I am, once again, deeply disappointed that my colleagues have failed to approve an amendment providing care for the veterans and families who suffer illness due to exposure to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune,” Burr said in a release. “These veterans and their families were harmed in the service of our country. They deserve better.”"
So are we Senator, so are we disappointed. Yes, we do deserve better.
Semper Fi- yea right! [sigh]
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
Burr,
Camp Lejeune,
cancer,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Jul 25, 2010
Families also suffer from effects PTSD | ptsd, suffer - News - Jacksonville Daily News
Labels:
disabilty,
family,
legislation,
ptsd,
veteran
Jun 23, 2010
The Few, The Proud, The Forgotten • View topic - Camp Lejeune Informational Meeting Roanoke Virginia July 10
The Few, The Proud, The Forgotten • View topic - Camp Lejeune Informational Meeting Roanoke Virginia July 10
A meeting about the CAMP LEJEUNE WATER CONTAMINATION effects will be held July 10, 2010 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the
Roanoke Higher Education Center, Room 212, located at 108 N. Jefferson Street, Roanoke, VA. (This location is handicap accessible.) If you believe your health or the health of a loved one has been compromised from exposure to Camp Lejeune water, we encourage you to attend this free informational seminar. For further information and to reserve your space, please contact Vanessa Bertka at 843-546-2408, ext. 757. Please RSVP by July 8th. There is no charge or obligation to attend.
Additional meeting dates are listed below. The informational meetings will be held from 11-3 p.m. each date. Please be advised these dates are subject to change if the minimum amount of attendees are not met. We ask that you RSVP to receive updated information.
July 17th Virginia Beach , VA RSVP by July 15th
July 31st Charlotte , NC RSVP by July 29th
August 7th Syracuse , NY RSVP by August 5th
August 21st Pittsburg , PA RSVP by August 19th
A meeting about the CAMP LEJEUNE WATER CONTAMINATION effects will be held July 10, 2010 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the
Roanoke Higher Education Center, Room 212, located at 108 N. Jefferson Street, Roanoke, VA. (This location is handicap accessible.) If you believe your health or the health of a loved one has been compromised from exposure to Camp Lejeune water, we encourage you to attend this free informational seminar. For further information and to reserve your space, please contact Vanessa Bertka at 843-546-2408, ext. 757. Please RSVP by July 8th. There is no charge or obligation to attend.
Additional meeting dates are listed below. The informational meetings will be held from 11-3 p.m. each date. Please be advised these dates are subject to change if the minimum amount of attendees are not met. We ask that you RSVP to receive updated information.
July 17th Virginia Beach , VA RSVP by July 15th
July 31st Charlotte , NC RSVP by July 29th
August 7th Syracuse , NY RSVP by August 5th
August 21st Pittsburg , PA RSVP by August 19th
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
veteran,
water
Jun 21, 2010
Turncoat Senator Jim Webb's Attempt to Take Down Shinseki Over Agent Orange Advocacy - Salem-News.Com
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Agent Orange,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
veteran,
water,
Webb
Jun 3, 2010
Marines in Trouble; Politicians & Press Push Corps Toward Truth - Salem-News.Com
Marines in Trouble; Politicians & Press Push Corps Toward Truth - Salem-News.Com
---- We've suspected it, others have proven it; the officials running the U.S. Marine Corps and the Department of the Navy- have been acutely aware of the toxic water at Lejeune, along with the Department of Defense, and their bets are being called. ----
---- We've suspected it, others have proven it; the officials running the U.S. Marine Corps and the Department of the Navy- have been acutely aware of the toxic water at Lejeune, along with the Department of Defense, and their bets are being called. ----
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
Navy,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
May 30, 2010
Congress pushes military for data on tainted water - Spokesman.com - May 29, 2010
Lejeune Water Contamination News
Congress pushes military for data on tainted water - Spokesman.com - May 29, 2010
My wish for this Decoration day is for the spririts of our lost Patriot souls to find a home in hearts new Patriots who will carry on the torch of Freedom for our country. May they be at peace.
Congress pushes military for data on tainted water - Spokesman.com - May 29, 2010
My wish for this Decoration day is for the spririts of our lost Patriot souls to find a home in hearts new Patriots who will carry on the torch of Freedom for our country. May they be at peace. May we have peace. ~Dea Hayes
May 29, 2010
Bill seeks military transparency on tainted water - CharlotteObserver.com
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Congress pushes military to release data on Camp Lejeune water - Politics AP - MiamiHerald.com
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
Camp Lejeune,
CDC,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Members Hail House Action to Obtain Answers for Our Camp Lejeune Military Families Exposed to Toxic Water
Labels:
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Breast cancer,
contamination,
disabilty,
EPA,
family,
legislation,
tftptf,
The Stand,
veteran,
water
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
