Department of Labor
EEOICP Site Exposure Matrices (toxic substances at DOE weapons sites)
Database · written 2001 · released 2001
Why this matters
A Labor Department database listing which toxic substances were used at specific Department of Energy nuclear weapons facilities, by building and job title, along with linked diseases. It exists to process compensation claims for sick nuclear workers. It is also a building-by-building chemical map of the U.S. weapons complex.
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Department of Labor. "EEOICP Site Exposure Matrices (toxic substances at DOE weapons sites)." 2001. Released 2001. https://www.sem.dol.gov/ (accessed via The Quiet Archive, QA-0102).
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