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LIVING PROTOTYPE · PROTOTYPE 1: PINELLAS PLANT
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See how facilities, materials, records, monitoring systems, government organizations, and other evidence connect across the nuclear weapons complex. The Pinellas Plant is the first public demonstration of this living evidence network.
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