Richard and Bethany Cotromano and owners of three other properties alleged Raytheon, which does business as Pratt & Whitney, caused radioactive thoriated nickel to be trucked to their community, and that the material caused a pediatric cancer cluster, creating an environmental stigma that diminished the value of their properties. Thoriated nickel is used in sheet metal with various applications.
The plaintiffs sought damages under a Florida anti-pollution law ...
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