Chloropicrin Hazards: Pesticide, Chemical Warfare & Exposure Prevention

by Jeff Edwards

Once used in chemical warfare, chloropicrin is now a common pesticide across American farms. Highly toxic and fast-acting, it can cause vomiting, blindness, and respiratory failure. Its widespread use makes accidental or intentional exposure a real risk. Learn what it is, how it affects the body, and how to stay protected.

By Aden Tate
Nuclear Secrecy Revealed: The History of Alex Wellerstein's NUKEMAP

Who is Alex Wellerstein, the enigmatic mind behind the viral sensation, NUKEMAP? We give you the lowdown on the "Nuclear Secrecy" blogger.
By James Walton
History Of The Geiger Counter: Radiation and Readouts

When you hear "Geiger counter," you probably think about people in HAZMAT suits. With all that is happening between Ukraine, Russia, and the world...
By Aden Tate
Prussian Blue: A Look Into Radiation Medications

In January 2023, the World Health Organization recommended that the world's nations focus on stockpiling radiation medications, including Prussian...
By James Walton
Building the Ultimate Wildfire Go Bag (2025 Update)

Wildfires in the United States, and North America writ large, are a common natural disaster. They can occur anytime, and in any forested region. W...
By James Walton
Is My Water Safe? Understanding Water Contamination

Why do we see so many train derailments and chemical spills lately? What does this mean to our drinking water and environment? It seems like we ca...