Talk:McAlester Army Ammunition Plant

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Investigation/Assessment warranted, community health and safety and environment

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The city of McAlester, Pittsburg county, or Choctaw Nation all should conduct updated surveys on recent impacts of the ammunition plant to surrounding communities, residents, and wildlife... Some reports do exist but have become outdated. Increased cancer rates, landscape quakes caused by explosions that induced greater quakes in magnitude than earthquakes. Seismograph data should be recorded and published, decommissioned ammunition can produce intense shaking to residents more than 20miles away. Rumors of Geiger counters registering increased radiation on detonation days continue to sweep through the grapevine. 216.150.110.137 (talk) 04:43, 23 September 2024 (UTC)Reply

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