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Chernobyl
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Chernobyl
The 1986 site of a nuclear reactor accident near Kiev, Ukraine, which was caused by a steam explosion. It is the worst nuclear power plant disaster in history and the only level 7 instance on the International Nuclear Event Scale. It resulted in a massive release of radioactivity following a power excursion which destroyed the reactor
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Environmental consciousness increased, and the accident of Tchernobyl happened in that period.
Uranium exploration, non-governmental organizations, and local ... by Eerola, Toni / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences
Quando aconteceu o acidente em Tchernobyl, em 1986, as mídias tinham apenas comunicados dos serviços governamentais que, como todos sabem, insinuavam que as nuvens radioativas tinham milagrosamente estacionado na fronteira com a França .
Comunicacao em demasia mata a informacao by Moatti, Michel / Revista Famecos - Midia, Cultura e Tecnologia
 
 
 
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