Marshall Islands' nuclear testing scars highlight dangers of resuming US tests

cnn.com

President Trump's call to resume nuclear weapons testing has raised concerns about lasting environmental and health consequences. The Marshall Islands experienced devastating effects from 67 US nuclear bombs detonated between 1946 and 1958, leading to widespread cancers and long-term contamination. Past nuclear testing, including in Nevada, has caused significant harm, and resuming tests could inflict new damage on affected communities.


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