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Utah bone fragment with shocking cesium level is raising new questions about nuclear test harm
"What's interesting is that this whole phenomenon has really been understudied." ...
More global disarmament discussions are encompassing the humanitarian and environmental impacts of the testing and use of ...
The United Nations is warning that any new nuclear test could trigger an arms race. That's after the United States, Russia, ...
When the world’s first atomic bomb sent searing light across the Jornada del Muerto desert in 1945, Anastacio Cordova of Tularosa was only 4 years old — a boy who drank water from cisterns and ...
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The US used 4,685 tons of explosives to mimic a nuclear blast - the test cost $78 million
Deep in the New Mexico desert sits a military testing range tied to some of the most consequential weapons and aerospace ...
Nuclear bombings and tests cause lasting human and environmental harm; we must heed survivors' warnings and work towards a ...
Exclusive: Tobias Ellwood says he gave MPs inaccurate information in 2018 provided by his department, the MoD ...
A report by Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) showed that more than 2,000 nuclear tests took place between 1945 and 2017—both ...
A Salt Lake City artist’s mother grew up near the Nevada Test Site. After her death, a surprising finding in her remains ...
Utah downwinder Mary Dickson was among speakers from around the globe at historic meeting on compensation and environmental ...
During the Cold War, Britain undertook covert nuclear tests in Australia, leading to hazardous radioactive fallout termed the ...
Nuclear test veterans met then Labour opposition leader, Sir Keir Starmer, in 2021, campaigning for full disclosure of the impact of the UK's nuclear bomb testing programme. High levels of Cold War ...
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