Industrial Waste Stockpile

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      "Sealed long-term industrial waste deposits, predating the collapse by an estimated five to twelve years. Containment was designed for indefinite isolation; most breaches occurred post-war, when automated monitoring failed and the drums were cut open by scavengers.",
      "Old scavengers can tell a stockpile's parent industry by the color of the runoff alone. Green for circuit fabrication, brown for textiles, the milky blue from the refineries near Moab. The black ones, they say, came from places that aren't on any pre-war map.",
      "A shipping manifest recovered from a stockpile near the Utah border listed twelve drums bound for a facility that, according to every surviving map, never existed. An identical manifest was later pulled from a different stockpile, with the same twelve drum numbers."
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