03/30/2026
This stopped me this morning.
An artist printed her family's portraits onto milk bottles. Her ancestors lived on a dairy farm in Nevada, near where the government ran 928 nuclear tests. She called it "private grief within a broader national legacy that remains unresolved."
That is exactly what my clients carry.
A lot of families I work with are only now finding out there is a federal program that acknowledges what happened to them. RECA exists because Congress eventually recognized that people living downwind of those tests paid a real price.
The deadline to file is December 31, 2027.
If you or someone in your family lived in one of the covered areas, it costs nothing to find out if you qualify.
Read the piece: https://observer.co.uk/culture/art/article/the-grid-grief-bottled
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Abbey Hepner’s milk bottles show the ‘private grief’ of nuclear fallout