Is the Los Angeles Water Supply Being Poisoned?

‘On Thursday, the Center for Biological Diversity urged California officials to release results from an investigation into thousands of oil industry injection wells in the Los Angeles area that may be contaminating water and threatening public health.

“State oil officials need to come clean about this dirty threat to L.A.’s water supplies,” said Hollin Kretzmann, a Center attorney. “Gov. Brown’s administration has already admitted allowing other oil wells to dump waste into clean water. But this new investigation suggests an even wider oil pollution risk during the worst drought in state history. It makes no sense to sit on information that’s so vital to the public health. The results should be made public immediately.”

The state’s scandal-plagued oil agency recently assessed more than 2,000 injection wells in the “Cypress District” — composed mainly of L.A.-area oilfields — for risks to public safety and water and other natural resources, according to a letter last week from the state to the U.S. EPA. The Cypress District was studied first because oil industry injections in this area pose the highest risk, state officials told the federal government.’

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