Ever wondered who took part in nuclear tests during WWII and the Cold War? These brave people are called atomic veterans. They were part of an important time in military history but faced many tough challenges. Fortunately, the rise of cancer help organizations developed specifically for atomic [Read More]
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The Purpose and Impact of the Atomic Energy Commission
The Atomic Energy Commission, or AEC, was established by the United States federal government in 1946. Its chief purpose was to oversee and regulate the development, use, and control of nuclear energy. Let’s discuss the purpose and the impact of the Atomic Energy Commission further. Why Was the [Read More]
Downwinders’ Rights: Demystifying Compensation Opportunities
If you or your loved ones have been affected by radiation exposure due to nuclear testing, you may be entitled to compensation. However, many people are unaware of their rights as downwinders and the opportunities available for compensation. Let’s demystify the compensation opportunities [Read More]
Bikini Atoll and the History of Nuclear Testing
The history of nuclear testing is a dark chapter in human history, with the effects of radiation exposure still being felt today. One of the most infamous locations for nuclear testing is Bikini Atoll, a small island in the Pacific Ocean that was used for multiple tests during the Cold War [Read More]
Who Is Considered a Downwinder?
People exposed to government-generated nuclear radiation during the 1950s and 1960s may be eligible for monetary compensation for serious health diagnoses. If you were physically present at nuclear testing in the western United States–or if you are an eligible survivor of a worker–you should know [Read More]
