Part 9/9:
The legacy of nuclear testing in Nevada has left an indelible mark on its landscape and the lives of many individuals. Long after the last explosion, the haunting echoes of radiation exposure and its consequences continue to resonate. The personal stories of Bud Meers and Claudia Peterson highlight the forgotten narratives of those who suffered in silence, raising pressing questions about the ethics of government actions and the indifference shown toward marginalized populations. These lived experiences reveal not only the physical toll exerted by such tests but also the emotional trauma that lingers, spanning generations.