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Tom Bailie, nuclear 'downwinder' who led rallying cry against 'industrial recklessness' at Hanford, dies - Vimarsana News

Tom Bailie, nuclear 'downwinder' who led rallying cry against 'industrial recklessness' at Hanford, dies

“I’m not anti-nuclear, but what they did to us was industrial recklessness and stupidity,” he once said.

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Workers, residents at US site that made Nagasaki A-bomb's plutonium still suffering « nuclear-news - Vimarsana News

Workers, residents at US site that made Nagasaki A-bomb's plutonium still suffering « nuclear-news

June 18, 2023 (Mainichi Japan)  https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20230616/p2g/00m/0in/069000c HANFORD, Washington (Kyodo) -- As cleanup efforts continue in Washington state at a decommissioned U.S. nuclear facility that played a crucial role in the country's acquisition of the atom bomb in World War II, questions linger over whether the site has caused serious health issues for workers and local residents.…

Workers, residents, at US site that made Nagasaki A-bomb's plutonium, are still suffering « nuclear-news - Vimarsana News

Workers, residents, at US site that made Nagasaki A-bomb's plutonium, are still suffering « nuclear-news

After he and a local journalist conducted a survey on surrounding farms in 1985, Bailie began to have doubts. Nearly all the families living nearby suffered from cancer, birth defects, or thyroid disease, he says -- health issues that could be attributed to radiation exposure. This led to the area being coined "the death mile"…

FEATURE:Victims of U.S. nuclear reactor site continue to suffer 80 years on - Vimarsana News

FEATURE:Victims of U.S. nuclear reactor site continue to suffer 80 years on

As cleanup efforts continue in Washington state at a decommissioned U.S. nuclear facility that played a crucial role in the country's acquisition of the atom bomb in World War II, questions linger over whether the site has caused serious health issues for workers and local residents.

Weighty success for strongman event - The Oban Times - Vimarsana News

Weighty success for strongman event - The Oban Times

Stuart Whyte (right) with competitors who travelled from across Scotland (left -right) William Middleton, Ryan Wisely (3rd), Fraser Brown, Brian Gerrard, Brett Gillies (2nd), Andy Grant, Drew Surkitt , Mark Gibbert (1st) and Tom Baillie. Photograph: Iain Ferguson, alba.photos.