American Ground Zero by Carole Gallagher

"American Ground Zero" is a compelling photographic and narrative account that explores the devastating impact of nuclear testing on American citizens, particularly those living downwind of the Nevada Test Site during the Cold War era. The book combines poignant personal stories with striking black-and-white photographs, documenting the experiences of individuals and communities who suffered from radiation exposure due to government nuclear tests. These testimonials reveal the physical and emotional toll on the victims and highlight the long-term consequences of nuclear testing on public health and safety, raising critical questions about government accountability and the ethics of nuclear policies.

The 7101st greatest book of all time


Published
1993
Nationality
American
Type
Fiction
Pages
427
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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