The expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act is a watershed moment for activists and an unusual example of political collaboration. Just Moms STL co-founders Dawn Chapman and Karen Nickel discuss what the expansion of RECA means for those sickened by Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste dumped in the St. Louis region, and STLPR politics reporter Jason Rosenbaum explains how Missouri arrived at this moment.

After Missouri’s RECA’s expansion, scams are moving faster than the government

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After Missouri’s RECA’s expansion, scams are moving faster than the government

After Missouri’s RECA’s expansion, scams are moving faster than the government

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