Hot Water
Tons of nuclear materials continue to be produced each year, contributing to widespread contamination of groundwater, air, and soil.
Synopsis
Tons of nuclear materials continue to be produced each year, contributing to widespread contamination of groundwater, air, and soil.
Synopsis
Filmmaker Liz Rogers and director Kevin Flint travel to South Dakota to investigate uranium contamination. Their findings reveal a much larger issue tied to the United States' nuclear legacy. The film discusses the health and environmental damage caused by toxic heavy metals in groundwater, air, and soil. It also addresses the lack of a comprehensive plan for the storage of nuclear materials produced annually. The consequences of this contamination may take generations to heal.
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