Marines complete shoreline testing near training facility, but decline to release data

The Marine Corps has initial results for lead contamination testing near its Puuloa Range Training Facility in Ewa Beach, but isn’t releasing the data yet.

In February, the Marines took soil samples across 3,000 feet of shoreline by training facility to test for toxic chemicals, including lead, copper, and antimony.

Initially, the military said the results would take weeks.

Three months later, Hawaii News Now asked if there is data available regarding the tests.