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A Cold War Nuclear Waste Dome Is Cracking Open over a Disaster the U.S. Buried in the Pacific
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A Cold War Nuclear Waste Dome Is Cracking Open over a Disaster the U.S. Buried in the Pacific
On Runit Island in the Marshall Islands, a concrete lid sits low against the Pacific, close enough to the tide line that the ocean feels like part of the structure. In October 2017, video from the site showed how little land separates the cap from open water. It is the kind of place where you can stand still and hear the lagoon moving behind you. Nearly five decades earlier, Robert Celestial arrived on Enewetak Atoll as a United States Army truc…
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