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Lessons learned from an Army Corps radioactive waste disposal plan for Michigan that went South

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By Dawn Stover Verified
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Many communities across the United States are overburdened with poisonous substances placed in the environment by fossil fuel, agrochemical, and technology industries. Southeast Michigan, the most populated region of the state, is one of these places.
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Your AI chatbot is polluting my backyard

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By Dawn Stover Verified
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
As flights take off from Washington’s Dulles Airport, few passengers realize what they’re looking at below. Sprawling across the landscape are hundreds of boxy, windowless buildings handling roughly two-thirds of the world’s internet traffic.
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Why I started a ‘hotline’ for young people seeking peace

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By Dawn Stover Verified
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Youth Fusion held the inaugural session of the Youth Hotline campaign in June 2023, with 17 participants from 16 countries. Photo courtesy of Ivan Siluianov It has been more than four years since Russia invaded Ukraine and changed my life. I happened to be in Moscow on the day of the “special military operation,” a catchphrase used by Russian authorities in place of the word “war,” which was erased from public rhetoric.
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