so, i wasas going to o do the fm in this cocommunity lolooking at the pros and consns withihin that communitybut what i found, which surprised me, is ththat in that region, almost everyone was unanimously for this uranium mill. so, i rereally wanteted the film to l look from a very humaman perspective, why that wowould b, why people would usher back in this industry. >> as the mayor of naturita, i am very excited anand hopeful that in 6 to 8 months we're going to start seeing ore trucks rolling through the town, we'rere going to see ththe minig pipicking up, and w we're e going to o see the mimilling moving forward. >> the towns of naturita and nucla are located in the wewest in the e montrose co. >> > can everybybody hear me okay out t there? [m[microphone noise] [laughter] let's talalk a bit ababout the industry in n general, where our project is situated. of course, it is the uranium mining industry, nothing new toto you people. the supply anand demand got such that we could reoeopen these facilities, build this mill, and we're going to bring that to reality so that you can reap benefits s

. >> today, 6 million americans live withihin 10 miles o of a nuclelear plant and 120 millionn live within 50 miles. but nobody can buy private insurance against damage to their property because of a radiation leak or other consequences of a nuclear accident. [majestic mumusic playaying] the nuclear indudustry was b bon in the 1950s when n the u.s. government was determined to promote the civilian use of nuclear energy. president dwight d. eisenhower had a dream: he called it "atoms for peace." >> s so my country'ss purpose is to help us move ouout of the dak chahamber of horrors into the light, to ffind a way by whicich the mindsds of men, the h hopes of men,n, the souls of memen everyrywhere can move forwaward toward peace and hapappiness and well-being. it is not enenough to take this weapon out of the handsds of the ldiers. itit must t be put into the hands of thosose who will kw how to strip its military casing and adapt it to the e arts of peacece. >> nunuclear power was to beneft mankind, but ththe free-market insurancnce industry was unwilig to cocover cleaear accident r rk becacau