PressTV: 'Google employees exposed to TCE'

Googleplex buildings in California are toxic with TCE; Google falls in step with US govt. by failing to notify employees.

(MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA) - Salem-News.com news editor, Tim King, is now writing as a weekly columnist for Press TV. His first article examines the plight of Google employees in California who work, many unknowingly, on heavily contaminated land once occupied by computer chip manufacturers who used the toxic chemical TCE (trichloroethylene) for years, with large amounts of the chemical spilling and leaching into groundwater in the surrounding area.

The "Googleplex" in Mountain View, California is an EPA "Superfund Site". Google chose contaminated land for their flagship location. They are keeping the deadly matter on the down low.

Making matters worse, is the fact that the Googleplex is adjacent to another environmental nightmare, the now closed Moffett Field air base, which is also listed as a heavily contaminated EPA Superfund Site.

Tim King specializes in writing about political and military developments worldwide. His years as a Human Rights reporter have taken on many dimensions. His background includes covering the war in Afghanistan in 2006 and 2007, and reporting from the Iraq war in 2008. Tim is a former U.S. Marine. Tim is the news editor for Salem-News.com and holds awards for reporting, photography, writing and editing from traditional mainstream news agencies like The Associated Press and Electronic Media Association; he also holds awards from the National Coalition of Motorcyclists, the Oregon Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs; and the The Red Cross

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