Military Bases

PFAS substances linked to cancer have likely leached into drinking water that supplies metropolitan D.C.

Common sense legislation calls for all PFAS chemicals to collectively be regulated because they are all deemed toxic.

Daniel Immerwahr, author of “How to Hide an Empire,” examines an overlooked history.

Concerned citizens on the island of Oahu have for decades been trying to get the US Navy to remove the tanks.

These photos document the widespread fire-fighting training on military bases that is contaminating groundwater.

The US military’s fire-fighting foam is contaminating groundwater and sickening people in communities around the world.

People are likely exposed to PFAS through drinking water, raising additional concerns for people — like firefighters — regularly exposed on the job.

China's increasing naval power in the Asia-Pacific worries the US military establishment, as it could upset US naval hegemony.

The closure of a radar base in Antigua and Barbuda has largely gone unnoticed in Washington. Nevertheless, it could be a sign of things to come in the near …

Though base numbers remain staggering and historically unprecedented, most Americans are hardly aware of their existence.