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The United States Buried the Debris of 43 Nuclear Tests Under a Concrete Dome in 1980: What Threatens to Release Them Today Is neither a Crack nor an Earthquake

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Under 46 centimetres of concrete, the waste of 43 nuclear tests rests in a crater without any lining. What threatens them is not what one imagines: the ocean rises a little closer every day. More
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Under 46 centimetres of concrete, the waste of 43 nuclear tests rests in a crater without any lining. What threatens them is not what one imagines: the ocean rises a little closer every day. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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