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- Nuclear power cap opposed. // ENR: Engineering News-Record;1/17/94, Vol. 232 Issue 3, p21
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- Truth and Chernobyl. // New Scientist;4/20/91, Vol. 130 Issue 1765, p11
Discusses articles on the long-term impact of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant published in the April 20, 1991 issue of the `New Scientist' magazine. Implication of the accident for the world's nuclear power industry; Unpublished article on the summary of research by...
- An ill wind from Chernobyl. Rich, Vera // New Scientist;4/20/91, Vol. 130 Issue 1765, p26
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- When the lid blew off Pandora's box. // New Scientist;4/20/91, Vol. 130 Issue 1765, p27
Reports on the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Cause of the explosion; Countries affected by the radioactive material released from the nuclear power plant; Factors that determine the extent of contamination; Concern on iodine-131 which was taken up by grazing cows and expressed...
- WHO short of funds for radiation study. // New Scientist;4/20/91, Vol. 130 Issue 1765, p27
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- The legacy of Chernobyl. Bojcun, Marko // New Scientist;4/20/91, Vol. 130 Issue 1765, p30
Reports on developments five years after the April 26, 1986 accident at the number 4 reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power station in Ukraine. Impact of the radioactive released during the accident; Soviet authorities' acknowledgement of the gravity of the Chernobyl disaster; Media access to...
