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The Blue interviews Dawn Chapman a cofounder of Just Moms STL. Just Mom's is fighting to clean up radioactive waste in the West Lake Landfill left over from the production of the fuel for the first atomic bomb that was refined in St. Louis.
Chapman discusses residents rights to know about hazardous waste sites including an old Bliss waste site in Wildwood.
Dawn Chapman was featured on HBO's Atomic Homefront, which is a documentary about her group's struggle.
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