Radiation Exposure from 50 Years of Uranium Mining Continues to Affect Spokane Indian Reservation

(Video) The Spokane Reservation is about forty-five miles northwest of the city of Spokane. And when the mines opened, the workforce was largely tribal people, and a lot of women worked in the mines at that time. And so, we’ve heard a lot of stories of women that worked there that were placed in certain positions because they were over childbearing age. And we’ve lost a lot of our people to illnesses related to—which we feel are related to the mine and the ... Full Story »

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Posted by: Posted by Dwight Rousu - Apr 21, 2009 - 3:55 PM PDT
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by Dwight Rousu - Apr. 21, 2009

The details and extent of the health effects of uranium mining upon the Indian health and lifestyle and culture are not explored in full detail. The article is a bit superficial. The problem is serious.

The radiation effects from uranium mining and refinement are under-reported, and often not accounted for by advocates of nukes.

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