Protect Jonesborough Podcast
The Protect Jonesborough Podcast is created for local engagement, education, and involvement.
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Welcome to the first episode of Protect Jonesborough Podcast!
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In this episode we talk through what zoning is, how it's established in Washington County, TN, and why it matters.
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UPCOMING MEETING! WHAT: Washington County Regional Planning Commission MeetingWHEN: JANUARY 6TH - 5PMĀ WHERE: Washington County Justice Center - 108 W Jackson Blvd, Jonesborough, TN
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BWXT wants to expand into doing High Purity Depleted-Uranium Processing in Jonesborough ā directly inside of our community!
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This isnāt rumor. This is from federal .gov sources and the company itself.
And hereās the part that every resident needs to understand:
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This is not the same operation that Aerojet used to run.
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Yes ā depleted uranium work has happened on this land in the past. But the new plan is massively different in scale, purpose, and environmental risk.
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This is uranium chemical conversion and metal manufacturing at industrial scale ā in a floodplain, next to homes, farms, wells, and creeks that feed the Nolichucky watershed.
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The Pattern Is Clear:
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Every site that has ever processed High Purity Depleted Uranium has become a contaminated Superfund cleanup site. Federal and state regulators now cite these sites as warning examples of what should never be repeated!
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Groundwater & soil contamination
Radiological and heavy metal exposure
Unusable wells/land
Decades-long, multimillion-dollar cleanup
Property value collapse
Permanent legacy of regret
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If Washington County allows uranium processing next to residential and agricultural land, it will be repeating a pattern that has already failed ā at immense public cost ā everywhere it has ever been tried.
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Disclaimer:This podcast reflects the opinions of the hosts, based on publicly available documents, reports, public records, and news coverage referenced in each episode. Statements made are not presented as legal, scientific, or regulatory conclusions.
As additional facts, data, or official information become available, the hosts are committed to issuing corrections or updates where appropriate in the interest of accuracy, transparency, and integrity.




