VA hospital in West Haven, CT found to be feeding U.S. veterans an insane array of toxic chemicals through the water supply
by Mike Adams
NaturalNews.com
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
As part of our EPA Watch program that aims to test public water supplies across America for toxic heavy metals and chemicals, I just finished testing a water sample that was collected from inside the VA hospital located at 950 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut, zip code 06516. Click here for the web page of that VA hospital.
The scientific analysis of the water via LC/MS-TOF, shown below, reveals that this VA hospital’s water supply apparently carries a startling array of potentially toxic chemicals.
This water sample was sent to Natural News as part of our nationwide EPA Watch program which has already begun testing water samples for heavy metals, toxic chemicals and more. This map shows the geographic origins of water samples we’ve received so far (and logged into our database). All results from the EPA Watch testing are being posted publicly at EPAwatch.org
Because we rely on concerned citizens to collect these water samples, we hope that the data presented here serve as an “early warning system” for the VA Connecticut Healthcare System, which obviously needs to conduct its own water quality tests using appropriate scientific instrumentation. (Meaning instruments that are sensitive enough to find these things.)
“There have been complaints about water at this hospital…”
The Rest…HERE
