Residents of Keyport, New Jersey, have reported a significant number of cancer cases, with nearly 400 individuals affected. Local officials and community members attribute these cases to toxins believed to be leaking from the nearby Aeromarine Industrial Park landfill, which they claim are contaminating the local water and soil.
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Keyport, New Jersey reports nearly 400 cancer cases linked to local landfill toxins
Keyport, New Jersey, has seen nearly 400 reported cancer cases, which residents attribute to toxins from the Aeromarine Industrial Park landfill. Concerns have been raised about the impact of these toxins on local water and soil quality.
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NJ ‘cancer cluster’ neighborhood now has nearly 400 cases — as new tests point to troubling carcinogen levels
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Keyport, New Jersey reports nearly 400 cancer cases linked to local landfill toxins