The Radioactive Nightmare Buried Under St Louis
Dozens of places around the St. Louis Missouri area that have completely reshaped by toxic waste. The health and development impacts have been extensive. From people being poisoned by waste leftover from the Manhattan project to a completely abandoned neighborhood not far from the airport. And a nearby town that was rendered uninhabitable due to some extremely questionable decision making to government experiments that may have negatively impacted the health of some of the city’s most vulnerable citizens…. The St Louis area’s development has been significantly impacted by this toxic legacy. This is St Louis’ Poisonous Past… Chapters 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - The Weldon Springs Disposal Site (A Highly toxic engineering marvel) 2:42 - West Lake Landfill (A smoldering pile of trash and radioactive material) 3:59 - Carrollton Neighborhood of Bridgeton MO (A toxic ghost neighborhood) 5:36 - Times Beach (Accidentally hosing a town down with Agent Orange) 9:51 - Pruitt Igoe (Government experiments with unknown consequences) 11:33 - Will society learn from its past mistakes (...probably not)
Oceangate Titan: It was WORSE Than We Thought
Why Sperm Whales Are The Most TERRIFYING Apex Predator On Earth
The Challenger Explosion Was So Much Worse Than You Think
10 Abandoned Places in America You're FORBIDDEN to Enter
The Forgotten Monoliths of St. Louis | Stand Pipes
What Luxury Housing Does To Homelessness
The History of Drift Mining — Why California Miners Tunneled Into Mountains to Find a River
Banqiao Dam: The Deadliest Dam Failure in History
How Just One Car Destroyed America's Car Industry
The Nuclear Secret Hidden in a Chicago Forest
No Wings. No Fuselage: The Focke Ray – Germany's Flying Disc
Why is the MI6 building so damn obvious?
The Defenses That Made Baltimore Untouchable
How One Man Erased an Entire City From the Map: Times Beach, Missouri
10 "Temporary" Structures That NEVER Left
St Louis: The MOST Dangerous City In The United States / Journey To The Top Of The Gateway Arch
I Tried Living In Kentucky For A Week. Here’s What Happened.
East St. Louis Was ABANDONED & Left to ROT
Most Expensive Mistakes in History - Part 2
