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As efforts to compensate victims of US nuclear weapons tests continue, a former Senate staffer and expert on the US nuclear program looks back at their harmful effects, and how the government addressed them—or didn't.

After a setback in 2023, advocacy for the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act picks up again.

RICHLAND, Wash. - U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington Vanessa Waldref announced on Wednesday that the U.S filed a false claims act complaint against Hanford Mission Integration Solutions

NOAA issues yet another geomagnetic storm watch as solar activity and solar wind increases on the way to the peak of solar cycle 25.

After nearly 80 years of fighting, many communities are still waiting for basic support for the cancers and other illnesses they suffer.

Residents work to understand the ongoing impacts of nuclear test fallout and radiated clouds over Idaho decades ago BY: MIA MALDONADO - JANUARY 15, 2024,  https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2024/01/15/the-fight-isnt-over-idaho-downwinders-persist-after-congress-cuts-compensation-for-them/ For nearly two decades, Tona Henderson collected newspaper articles, letters and photographs documenting who in the small town of Emmett, Idaho, was diagnosed with cancer, including her own family. The resu...

Tona Henderson is the director of the Idaho Downwinders, a nonprofit that advocates for Idahoans to receive government compensation if they were impacted by nuclear fallout in the mid-20th century.

Americans are typically told the story of the scientists who built the atomic bomb as an intellectual race for the world’s most powerful weapon during wartime. More than 100 atmospheric

Vulture’s yearly celebration of stunt professionals — and the action movies they make great — is back. Here are the nominations for the second annual Stunt Awards.