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"...government records that show radioactive waste was known to pose a threat to people living near Coldwater Creek as early as 1949"
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Records reveal 75 years of government downplaying, ignoring risks of St. Louis radioactive waste
For kids like Sandy Mitchell, Ted Theis and Janet Johnson, childhood in the North St. Louis County suburbs in the 1960s and ‘70s meant days playing along the banks or splashing in the knee-deep waters of Coldwater Creek. They caught turtles and tadpoles, jumped into deep stretches of the creek from rope swings and ate […]
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Five revelations about St. Louis’ history with radioactive waste
The Missouri Independent and MuckRock spent months scouring thousands of pages of government records about St. Louis’ involvement in the race to build an atomic bomb during World War II and decades of environmental contamination that followed. Journalists sought to lay bare the degree to which government officials knew of the spreading contamination and the […]
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