“My name is Edith Abeyta.” The word ‘question’ was tattooed across the backs of her fingers, which shook slightly as she spoke. “I live in North Braddock. I live in a sacrifice zone. I live in a dystopia.” A collection of engineers, scientists and officials from the U.S. Department of Energy [DOE] peered back at […]
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