Former US military chemical and incendiary weapons site now serves as wildlife refuge
The US Army produced sarin and napalm on a large site outside Denver. The area later became a refuge supporting bison, bald eagles and black-footed ferrets after contamination surveys.
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Why it matters
It highlights the long-term environmental and public-safety legacy of chemical-weapons contamination.
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