Radiation Nation: Three Mile Island and the Political Transformation of the 1970s
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Radiation Nation: Three Mile Island and the Political Transformation of the 1970s

by Natasha Zaretsky

History Politics
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In Radiation Nation, Natasha Zaretsky examines Three Mile Island and the changing political meaning of radiation in the 1970s. Blending environmental, scientific, and political history, the book explores how concerns about radiation contributed to a broader transformation in American public life.

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Radiation Nation explores Three Mile Island and its significance in American history.

Natasha Zaretsky examines how radiation became connected to political change during the 1970s.

The book considers the relationship between science, public concerns, and political transformation.

It offers a historical perspective on a pivotal period shaped by debates over radiation and its consequences.

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