Nuclear weapons and their testing have been an important global issue for many years. They have sparked debates about security, diplomacy, and the environment. Even though tests from the Cold War are history, the effects of nuclear tests on the environment still linger. One of the saddest [Read More]
Nuclear Testing
Nuclear Testing and Indigenous Communities: Impact and Resilience
Nuclear testing is one of the world's worst human rights abuses, causing indelible and far-reaching impacts on indigenous communities. They have forever lost their connection to their homeland, mourning for family, friends, and sacred cultural heritage sites. It is difficult for us to fathom the [Read More]
The Effects of Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
The mid-20th century was a period of intense nuclear testing, with several countries conducting nuclear tests as a part of their nuclear weapons development programs. These tests were mainly conducted in the atmosphere, underground, underwater, and space. An atmospheric nuclear test (ANAT) is a [Read More]
Marshall Islands Nuclear Testing: The Aftermath
The Marshall Islands, a chain of volcanic islands and coral atolls in the central Pacific Ocean, have been home to a haunting legacy since the mid-twentieth century. Between 1946 and 1958, the United States conducted numerous nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll and other locations in the Marshall Islands. [Read More]
