Decades ago, the Enewetak Atoll nuclear testing program left a deep imprint on history and on the lives of many individuals. It is estimated that this program displaced thousands and exposed individuals to high levels of radiation. Those affected, known as downwinders, suffered health consequences and endured immense hardships as a result of these tests.
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Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands: Nuclear Tests and Their Impact
The Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands is one of the most infamous sites of nuclear testing in history. Located in the Pacific Ocean, its once-pristine islands became a testing ground for nuclear weapons between 1946 and 1958. Today, the atoll stands as a chilling reminder of how those tests have affected the environment, public
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