Dayton, Ohio Groundwater Danger - TCE Contamination Cause for Major Concern

DaimlerChrysler owned a plant in Dayton, Ohio for a majority of the century. It wasn't until the mid '90s that the company discovered TCE in a pipe on Webster Street.

The auto giant made an effort to pump the groundwater in the area, hoping to rid it of the dangerous pollutant. However, those efforts proved largely unsuccessful when vapors from that groundwater began infiltrating local homes.

In October 2006, Ohio's Environmental Protection Agency began testing blocks near the plant in search of the toxin. Results showed that TCE vapors had seeped into homes and were at high levels.

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