Morgan Post's project, U-92, explores the environmental impact of mining, refining, storage, and contamination caused by radiological materials. The focus is on educating the public on the widespread ecological and anthropogenic disasters in various places. This work focuses on the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and uranium mining in the southeast of Utah and the Navajo Nation. 

 

Post strongly believes that as residents of this planet, it is essential to see and document our environment's systemic, widespread, and continual contamination with radiological poisons. He feels that visual documents bring a sense of reality to our past, present, and future. 

 

Morgan is interested in documenting environmental problems that hide in plain sight and how close radiological contamination is to habitation, which is much closer than most people think.  

 

He would like to thank the students and faculty from Utah Valley University, Long Island University Brooklyn, and Fairfield University who collaborated on this work. The user would also like to thank collaborators, including Light and Noise, Uranium Watch UT, and Dr. Rock from the Navajo Nation.