Trying to rewrite history seems to be a habit for the state’s toxics regulators.
In November 2014, the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) briefly posted a document on its website that questioned if a partial nuclear meltdown happened at the Santa Susana Field Lab in 1959 despite overwhelming proof acknowledged by DTSC, the legislature, and the courts, that it did. The information was quickly removed.
Yet, when she went to hold the negligent health care providers responsible, she learned that a 40-year-old law says her lifetime of pain and suffering, the loss of two years of her kids’ lives, and everything she will never do again is worth no more than $250,000 in court.
Consumer Watchdog President Jamie Court talks with radio host Norman Goldman about Consumer Watchdog joining with NextGen Climate and billionaire Tom Steyer to demand action on the price gouging at the pump in CA by Big Oil.