Transglobal Environmental Geochemistry Company

Rocketdyne said Tuesday that it has halted soil vapor testing at the controversial Santa Susana Field Laboratory by an environmental contractor after The Times reported that the firm was accused by Los Angeles water officials of falsifying test records. Transglobal Environmental Geochemistry (TEG) has been scanning part of Rocketdyne's 2,668-acre hillside research site near Simi Valley for traces of spilled toxic substances since November.

Rocketdyne said Tuesday that it has halted soil vapor testing at the controversial Santa Susana Field Laboratory by an environmental contractor after The Times reported that the firm was accused by Los Angeles water officials of falsifying test records. Transglobal Environmental Geochemistry (TEG) has been scanning part of Rocketdyne's 2,668-acre hillside research site near Simi Valley for traces of spilled toxic substances since November.

Rocketdyne said Tuesday that it has halted soil vapor testing by an environmental contractor at the controversial Santa Susana Field Laboratory after The Times reported that the contractor was accused by Los Angeles water officials of falsifying test records. Transglobal Environmental Geochemistry (TEG) has been scanning part of Rocketdyne's 2,668-acre mountaintop research site near Simi Valley for traces of spilled toxins since November.

Rocketdyne said Tuesday that it has halted soil vapor testing by an environmental contractor at the controversial Santa Susana Field Laboratory after The Times reported that the contractor was accused by Los Angeles water officials of falsifying test records. Transglobal Environmental Geochemistry (TEG) has been scanning part of Rocketdyne's 2,668-acre mountaintop research site near Simi Valley for traces of spilled toxins since November.