Commentary — Remembering the Fernald Cleanup, 10 Years Later

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By Dennis Carr It was the proverbial mouse that roared: The Feed Materials Production Center in Ohio, a seemingly insignificant 1,050-acre Department of Energy uranium metals plant nestled between farmland and cow pastures just 18 miles northwest of downtown Cincinnati. It…

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