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A federal agency has confirmed that residents who lived and played near a north St. Louis County stream may face a higher risk of certain types of cancer…
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is close to finishing its removal of World War II-era radioactive waste from the Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals plant in…
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Residents who live near Coldwater Creek on Wednesday used a meeting with federal officials to voice their worries about the longtime health risks of…
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When a federal agency linked radioactive waste in Coldwater Creek to certain kinds of cancers, residents of north St. Louis County were pleased that the…
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A federal government agency has concluded radioactive contamination in a north St. Louis County creek could cause increased risk of certain types of…
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When the Army Corps of Engineers on Thursday delivered an update on its ongoing work to clean up radioactive waste along Coldwater Creek, it was to a…
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The Army Corps of Engineers this month is preparing to remove radioactive soils from residential properties along Coldwater Creek for the first time. The…
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Updated Oct. 4 with details on the contamination source — The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has identified a paving company as the source of…
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When choreographer and performance artist Audrey Simes decided to dance to address years of radioactive contamination and the health concerns of people…
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Three former aircraft workers and seven north St. Louis County residents who say they were exposed to radioactive waste stored near Lambert-St. Louis…