Big Oil’s Dangerous Radioactive Secret

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By Justin NobelApr 24, 2024, 1:06 pm265 pts
In Paris, France, there are fine cafés and famous landmarks. But what nobody really knows is at the other end of a building known as Le V, on the northeast side of the city, is a portal that leads to a secret pile of fracking waste from the woods of West Virginia. A lot more comes to the surface at an oil and…

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