Army’s Lake Ontario Ordnance Works / Ontario Ordnance Works 3 October / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / /
IndustryTerm
joint web site / official web site / dump site / high-energy fuel / community-based volunteer / site management / /
NaturalFeature
Niagara River / Lake Ontario / /
Organization
Army Corps / Attorney General’s Office / Buffalo Office / Niagara County Legislature / U.S. Department of Energy / LOOW RAB / Restoration Advisory Board / Atomic Energy Commission / US Environmental Protection Agency / Niagara County Health Department / U.S. War Department / DoD RAB / Buffalo Corps / Federal Facilities Environmental Restoration Dialogue Committee / Army / TRC / Lewiston-Porter School District / United States Army / New York National Guard / NYS Department of Environmental Conservation / District / General Services Administration / Air Force / Department of Defense / /
Person
John Hurley / Bob Giannetti / Lenny Siegel / Jeff Hall / Lt / Andrew Cuomo / /
Position
Lieutenant Colonel / military co-chair / Colonel / Commander / Attorney General / military commander / member / /
Product
recognition of the RAB / TNT / the only such dump site / waste landfill / /
Community Advice at the Lake Ontario Ordnance Works, New York Lenny Siegel October, 2008 New York’s former Lake Ontario Ordnance Works (LOOW) and the associated Niagara Falls Storage Site (NFSS) are not the largest or