120 Homes, 40 Years, One Radioactive Story: Niagara County
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Radioactive material has been found in the yards of over 120 homes in the Town of Niagara, NY, and four families have been relocated. But is this just a soil problem, or could it reach the water too?In this episode, I break down what's actually been found, why officials reportedly knew about radioactive hotspots in this area for nearly 40 years, and what the peer-reviewed science says about whether thorium contamination can migrate into groundwater.
Questions this episode answers:
- What is happening in Niagara County, NY right now
- How does soil radiation impact water supplies?
- What is "slag" and why is it radioactive?
- Is Niagara County linked to the Manhattan Project?
- Why did officials know about this for 40 years?
- What are agencies doing about Niagara County's radiation?
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This episode cites 22 sources.
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