EPA and DEC Return for Radiation Investigation at Catholic Academy
The EPA and DEC have returned to Catholic Academy to conduct a radiation investigation.
Buffalo, NY, November 11, 2026 — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) have returned to Catholic Academy to conduct an investigation into potential radiation.
The presence of the federal and state environmental agencies indicates a renewed focus on assessing radiation levels at the educational institution. Specific details regarding the timing of their return, the exact nature of the radiation concerns, or previous findings were not immediately available in the provided summary.
Both the EPA and DEC are responsible for environmental protection and regulation, including monitoring and addressing potential hazardous substances. Their involvement suggests a systematic approach to evaluating the site for any risks associated with radiation.
The summary does not specify the particular Catholic Academy location or the historical context that led to these ongoing or renewed investigations. It also does not provide information about the scope of the current investigation, the methods being employed, or the anticipated timeline for its completion and reporting of findings.
Further information regarding the purpose of the investigation, any potential identified risks, and the next steps to be taken by the agencies is expected to be released as the process unfolds. The agencies’ return underscores the commitment to environmental safety and public health in the community.
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