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Exploded to hundred above grounds a bomb ick atomic bombs. what we did is in the 1990s we said, you know what? a lot of people were exposed, the miners who mined uranium, we must do right by them. and so they pass the radiation exposure compensation act to compensate uranium miners and down winters in places but not new mexico where everyone knows the first bomb was exploded. so what i have done is taken the torch from then representative who then took the torch from and representative tom udall to pass an expansion of the radiation exposure conversation actually would include the first down w...

An interview with the late physicist Dr. Edward Teller, who worked at Los Alamos and is father of the H-Bomb, is timely given the release of the new “Oppenheimer” film.

The largest U.S. solar power site and other clean energy projects could be built on lands owned by the Department of Energy, including where components for Cold War-era atomic bombs were developed, the agency said on Friday. The DOE said it has identified about 70,000 acres (283 square kilometers) of land across five states, most of which has been used as a buffer for national security purposes, that could eventually host clean energy projects including solar, wind and nuclear power. “These sites are all safe now, they are completely clean and ready for redevelopment,” U.S. Ene...

Joe Rogan and a guest on his top-ranked Spotify podcast suggested in a July 2023 episode that US nuclear tests captured on video were faked, arguing that cameras could not sustain the forces that blew up model houses, cars and electrical structures. This is false; the Cold War-era experiments used film setups built to withstand atomic blasts and radiation, experts told AFP.

>> here in cartagena, locals and tourists are used to bathtub warm water, but nothing like the numbers scientists are seeing now. north of us in florida in florida bay, triple digit temperatures fahrenheit, 101 degrees and that's the sea surface, 38 degrees celsius. as a result of that, some scientists are seeing complete, total coral reef loss. 100% bleaching in some areas. no telling how much of florida's reef system is left of it because we have the two hottest months left to go and all of this a result of generations of heat-trapping gas and the atmosphere holding down as much extra heat e...