Atmospheric Nuclear Testing Compensation Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Atmospheric Nuclear Testing Compensation Act - Establishes the Commission on Compensation for Atmospheric Nuclear Testing which shall determine whether or not to compensate an individual who alleges that exposure to ionizing radiation: (1) from open-air atomic bomb tests conducted at the Nevada test site from January 1, 1951, to July 31, 1962, caused cancer in the individual or killed or harmed the individual's livestock; or (2) while working in a uranium mine in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, or Utah from 1947 through 1961 caused cancer in the miner. Directs the Commission to certify to the Secretary of the Treasury that actual damages be paid to claimants: (1) whose livestock were injured or died; or (2) for whom there is a sizable possibility that they developed cancer due to such exposure. Requires that funds allotted for a fiscal year which are not used to provide such compensation or cover Commission administrative expenses be used to: (1) provide medical screening to residents of areas that received the greatest amount of fallout from the Nevada tests; (2) improve accessibility to health care for such residents; and (3) endow existing programs which provide such services. Es…