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  1. Congress is considering changes to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) to expand eligibility for communities hosting uranium enrichment plants.

RECA eligibility was expanded in St. Louis and St. Charles Counties, linked to contamination from Coldwater Creek.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 8
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RECA eligibility was expanded in St. Louis and St. Charles Counties, linked to contamination from Coldwater Creek.

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RECASt. Louis CountyColdwater Creek

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  1. Advocacy against development in unincorporated St. Louis County due to radioactive contamination of Coldwater Creek.Sub-event
  2. RECA eligibility expanded in St. Louis and St. Charles Counties following contamination from Coldwater Creek.1 source

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Congress is considering changes to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) to expand eligibility for communities hosting uranium enrichment plants.

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