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But they aren’t regulated now, meaning the base can't be punished even though the EPA says the chemicals stay in the body for long periods and may cause adverse health effects.
Water near Arizona Air Force base is tainted in latest case →
But the EPA said it received a report on Feb. 15 indicating the vessel had started leaking oil.
