Two Miles Out

Poem by Emily Doss Jacobi October 2015 This poem was given to me a decade ago by a resident living next to West Lake Landfill and it remains on display 10 years later. Every morning I get up, read it, and allow it to remind me why we fight so hard! – Dawn Chapman –…

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New Regional Administrator at Region 7 EPA.

Jim Macy to become EPA Region 7 Administrator. Macy will lead the implementation of the President’s environmental agenda in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and nine tribal nations. Read more: https://spgv.io/6189peT

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Just Moms STL on the Radio in St. Louis

You can listen to our KMOX interview we did this this morning on the Chris and Amy show. Many topics related to West Lake Landfill were covered- including what is happening with RECA. – Just Moms STL – February 3, 2025 The Fight for West Lake Landfill Cleanup

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New EPA Administrator

It’s official- we have a new EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin. In the decade plus we have been doing this, he is our 6th Administrator of EPA. We will reach out and offer to work with him like we have all the others before him on securing a clean up at our site. West Lake Landfill…

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Just Moms STL – January 2025 – Local and National Stories

Lee Zeldin was sworn in as the 17th Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency on January 29, 2025- About Link ‘High likelihood’ of radioactive waste in smoldering landfill, Missouri officials say By: Allison Kite – January 22, 2025 8:09 pm GREAT NEWS! Senator Josh Hawley, Senator Eric Schmidt and Senator Lujan are reintroducing RECA today in…

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Just Moms STL – Post – January 22, 2025

A new letter was just released last week from DNR to EPA that states they want EPA to take over the entire site because of “the high probability of radiological materials in the Bridgeton Landfill.” For those who don’t know, part of Bridgeton Landfill is where the fire is currently happening. Most of you probably…

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Just Moms STL – New Year’s Wish List

All, Our 2024 was marked by progress and new partnerships, by a daunting amount of time away from home, and new national recognition that the federal government has treated St. Louis and St. Charles badly—ignoring, lying about, and bungling the cleanup of the radioactive material it brought here. As readers of this page, you have…

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