Yomiuri: "Important for deterrence against China" Hawaii U.S. military facilities are aging seriously ... Residents demand closure due to water pollution

Written By Sierra Club Hawaiʻi Chapter

TL;DR - The largest underground fuel storage facility of the US military, built during World War II in Hawaii, is in danger of survival. Fuel leaks, believed to be due to aging, have spread pollution of tap water, and state officials and federal parliament have stepped up their move towards closure. With China ConfrontationTaiji It is an important security facility for the Indo-Pacific Army, and has shown a strong reluctance to stop using it.

February 19, 2022: "Important for deterrence against China" Hawaii U.S. military facilities are aging seriously ... Residents demand closure due to water pollution, Yomiuri Japan

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