Anything for a few dollars.

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The report notes records from PORTS reveal “approximately 10,545 kg of uranium have been released to the atmosphere from 1955 to 1993."

That’s 23,248 pounds of uranium.

“Uranium can't be made non-radioactive," Dr. Manuta said.

And you might wonder, it was the government retard, no one was making money.

Someone was using that uranium to make bombs to sell to the government, someone was making money.

After the Manhattan Project, the U.S. military's production of nuclear weapons was overseen by the U.S. government, specifically the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), with key industrial roles performed by private corporations like DuPont. While the government managed the overall program, private companies were crucial for processing materials and manufacturing components for the bombs, with the Los Alamos Laboratory continuing to be central for design and engineering.