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Read MoreDawn, Karen, and Christen Washington D.C. RECA trip 09.24.2024
St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps will be placing warning/attention signs along Cold Water Creek in areas of known contamination that meet the clean-up criteria.
At our public meeting tonight (September 18, 2024), we revealed the new sign that will be placed, with the property owner’s permission, on properties where low-level radioactive materials are known to exist. We expect the first signs won’t go up until mid- to late-November. Again, the signs will only be displayed with the property owner’s…
Read MoreNewly discovered records could help St. Louis-area nuclear weapons workers receive federal benefits
Amazing Job by Denise Brock! – Just Moms STL This could be life-saving for so many Missouri nuclear defense workers. Brava, Denise Brock! – STL Toxic Waste Alliance Author: Justina Coronel (KSDK) Published: 7:13 PM CDT September 5, 2024 Updated: 7:13 PM CDT September 5, 2024 Link to Video and Full News story. ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. —…
Read MoreIs Nuclear Waste Poisoning This Missouri Suburb?
How 2 Moms Teamed Up for Answers, Even If They Die Trying A big thanks to People magazine!! We are both very honored to have been interviewed and to be able to share our story about this issue! Also, we want to say thank you to Lois Gibbs, for that very nice quote. We wouldn’t…
Read MoreNH #686: Reuters Investigation Blasts Govt. Agency Incompetence, Lies at N St. Louis Radioactive West Lake Landfill – (Guest)Dawn Chapman
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Read MoreJust Moms STL – CommUnity Chat
In light of the Reuters article this past week, we wanted to offer a time to discuss the article in person with the CommUnity. We would like to hear from you, and we want your feedback. We will discuss where we are with the below and what it looks like going forward for our CommUnity….
Read MoreLive with Karen and Dawn: Reuters Article – August 7, 2024
New questions raised about risks posed by West Lake Landfill
How a US health agency became a shield for polluters
Companies and others responsible for some of America’s most toxic waste sites are using a federal health agency’s faulty reports to save money on cleanups, defend against lawsuits and deny victims compensation, a Reuters investigation found. A Missouri neighborhood’s tale. By JAIMI DOWDELL, M.B. PELL, BENJAMIN LESSER, MICHELLE CONLIN, PHOEBE QUINTON and WAYLON CUNNINGHAM Filed Aug. 7, 2024, 11 a.m. GMT…
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