“Any time I think about it, I speak about it, I get angry.” A retired uranium worker of over two decades reacts in frustration and anger as he explains the harmful practices he took part in during his years as an employee of the United Nuclear Corporation at their Church Rock Mill. His name is withheld for the safety of himself and his family. While working at the Church Rock Mill, he remembers taking part in chemical dumping, burning of official medical documents, and he vividly remembers the faulty practices that led up to the Church Rock Spill, the largest spilling of radioactive material in North American history. "I’ve got stories about what we did, about what was done by the companies, about how they don’t care about the people... A lot of times I shed a tear. I think about the elderly, I think about the kids." Now he is suffering from COPD associated with his elevated radiation exposure, but has still not received any benefits or compensation.