Arthropod Chemosynthesis: Sovereign Inversion of Nuclear Exclusion Zones via Periplaneta americana

Nuclear exclusion zones represent civilizational dead-ends—costly, politically paralyzed, and technologically stagnant. We invert the paradigm: contamination as feedstock, not waste. Using the Sovereign Constraint Mapper, we transform radiation toxicity from cleanup liability into economic input for cockroach (Periplaneta americana) bioremediation. Colonies ingest contaminated substrate, concentrate metals/radionuclides in exoskeletons via gut microbiome chelation, and enable continuous harvest of rare earth elements and medical isotopes. The system replaces cleanup costs with material revenue, demonstrating constraint-first environmental design. A screen recording of the live constraint inversion is included. PATTERN RIGHTS ASSERTION This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0 for text. Sovereign pattern rights are retained on the arthropod chemosynthesis methodology, constraint inversion protocol, and bioremediation system design. Defense applications subject to DFARS 252.227-7013 Limited Rights.