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| No Place for Whales: The U.S. Military is still cleaning up its hazardous waste strewn and dumped in Alaska, at the same time that Biden approves more oil drilling in the Arctic. |
The U.S. military's poisonous legacy in Indian country
U.S. Military's Strewn Undetonated Bombs, Napalm Burn Pits, and Buried Weapons
by Brenda Norrell
Censored News
Censored News
August 2004
Updated March 17, 2023
President Biden has approved more oil drilling in the Arctic, while the trail of the U.S. military's hazardous waste has never been cleaned up. Native Americans have been exposed to the toxic legacy of two World Wars and the Cold War, with undetonated bombs, mustard gas, nerve gas, napalm, live shells and secret radioactive dumps strewn across Indian country.
Native Americans were first the victims of physical genocide and later the targets of a slow and toxic genocide.



