A Silent Battle Over Nuclear Waste on Indigenous Lands
TL;DR
A review of the documentary 'To Use a Mountain' that traces the stalled push to bury nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain, highlighting the human cost to rural and Indigenous communities, the DOE’s utilitarian approach, and the broader environmental justice issues tied to nuclear policy, all told through an impressionistic, human-centered cinematic style.
Topics:entertainment#department-of-energy#entertainment#environmental-justice#indigenous-rights#nuclear-waste#yucca-mountain
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