| The Boeing Co. Currently co-owns and operates the Santa Susana Field
Laboratory with NASA. The 2900 acre site is located off Woolsey Canyon in Canoga Park was used
for federally funded nuclear and rocket engine research from the mid-1950s until the 1990s and was the
site of at least nine nuclear accidents, including a partial reactor meltdown
in 1959. Based upon a 2006 study, the Los Angeles Times reported the meltdown
released over 240 times the radiation release of the Three Mile Island incident in
1979. The San Fernando Valley is now considered home to the worst nuclear
disaster on U.S. soil.
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10 Mile Radius from AREA IV, the Nuclear Area of the SSFL. |
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NASA is co-owner of the SSFL with The Boeing Co.
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Below and Link to the ROCKETDYNE ARCHIVES…
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