Reconciliation law offers radiation compensation to more people
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – The law increases compensation amounts to $100,000 and extends benefits to more affected groups, including uranium miners and those near nuclear sites, through 2028.
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Dem Rep. Wesley Bell, ex-‘Squad’ congresswoman Cori Bush tout fund for nuclear radiation victims tucked into GOP bill that neither voted for
Rep. Wesley Bell (D-Mo.) and ex-"Squad" congresswoman Cori Bush at a Tuesday press conference in Missouri touted the expansion of a fund for nuclear radiation victims tucked into a Republican megabill that neither voted for.
St. Louis rejoices as nuclear waste relief bill passes
HAZELWOOD, Mo. – On Tuesday, local, state, and federal lawmakers came together in Hazelwood to celebrate the passing and expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, which will now include Missouri. "I think the hard thing today and why this is so heavy is there are so many people that should be behind us that have already passed on that were part of this fight that are not here to be recognized," Dawn Chapman said. Many people spoke du…
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