Resources for Parts 1 & 2
Ann Arbor area:
Tucson:
TrojanUV-Pall-Danaher:
Part 3
Part 4
Parts 5
& 6
Video of April 18th Town Hall meeting from Scio Residents for Safe Water
Part 7
Timeline
Pall/Gelman Site from Scio Residents for Safe Water
3-D
Pall/Gelman Plume maps from Scio Residents for Safe Water
Part 8
“How dangerous is dioxane in your
drinking water?” by Andrew Maynard, Risk Bites series on
Youtube.
‘The Gelman
Legacy” at the University of Michigan Risk Science Center.
Part 9
“Professor
says dioxane probably has reached Huron River already,” Ryan Stanton, May 13,
2016, MLive
Part 10
Research on Superfund and
Property Values:
http://public.econ.duke.edu/~timmins/Gamper_Rabindran_Timmins.pdf
http://pages.uoregon.edu/ralphm/natlsuperfund.pdf
http://pages.uoregon.edu/ralphm/natlsuperfund.pdf
Part 11
1988 State of Michigan Complaint against Gelman Sciences for illegal releases of toxic chemicals
Dan Bicknell’s 1984 graduate school report
Dan Bicknell’s 1984 graduate school report
Ann Arbor News articles
written at the time of Bicknell’s discovery:
DNR Seeks
Source Of Scio Township Lake’s Contaminant (September 16, 1984)
State May
Clear Gelman Sciences Of Pollution Charges (October 22, 1984)
Former
Candidate Revives Water Issue (May 16, 1985)
DNR Files On
Gelman Sciences Inc. Reveal Gaps, Inconsistencies (April 27,
1986)
Part 12
Part 13
Part 14
Part 15
“Children’s
Bath Products Contaminated With Formaldehyde, 1,4-Dioxane,” Environmental
Working Group.
Part 16
Water intake
and hydration physiology during childhood
Part 17
Washtenaw
County Board of Commissioners resolution supporting the placement of the Gelman
Sciences, Inc. site on the National Priority List for Superfund
EPA Superfund
EPA SuperfundPreliminary Assessment Petition
EPA Superfund
EPA SuperfundPreliminary Assessment Petition