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If you really want to get a look at the contamination left behind as the result of nuclear weapons research and production -- do a search for FUSRAP Sites DOE. You can look at the areas one site at a time. My argument is that they have killed more people in this country as a result of the contamination here than they killed with the two atomic bombs in world war two.

After you check the sites, follow up with health issues in that specific area. Fallon, Nevada had a cluster of leukemia cases in an elementary school there. Yes, that turned out to be on the FUSRAP list. I was following another case in a high school in upstate New York where there were several cases of testicular cancer, as well as, other types of cancer. That community proved to be on th list too.

My argument is not that we should compromise our national security, but is with the excesses in the industry that are destroying our planet and feeding the politicians, lobbyists, arms manufacturers feeding at the trough.

After you check the sites, follow up with health issues in that specific area. Fallon, Nevada had a cluster of leukemia cases in an elementary school there. Yes, that turned out to be on the FUSRAP list.

Well, I checked and Fallon NV isn't on any Fusrap list.
Hell, I used to live in Fallon and the only thing there is mosquitos, casinos, bordellos and a lot of government firing ranges littered with exploded and unexploded ordinance.
(I exaggerate, I kinda liked the town.)

I suggest you get a new database program to get your urban myths properly organized.

More people were killed as the result of coal originating lung disease than by nukes.