Unmaking the Bomb

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Exploring the complex relationships surrounding nuclear issues, Shannon Cram's work examines the unsettling realities of nuclear cleanup and governance from various perspectives, including personal and societal impacts. The book blends ethnography, science history, and memoir, offering a critical look at how societies manage and normalize environmental harm. Cram's analysis reveals the profound effects of nuclear damage and the societal mechanisms that render such dangers commonplace, making it a significant contribution to discussions on environmental justice and risk assessment.