Uranium's Legacy: St. Louis and the Manhattan Project

This chapter explores the historical significance of uranium processing in St. Louis during WWII, emphasizing the collaboration between leading scientists and Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. It addresses the environmental repercussions of uranium waste disposal practices, highlighting the community's exposure to hazardous materials. The narrative examines the complexities of cleanup efforts post-war and the ongoing implications of these operations for public health and safety.