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Chernobyl: NTUA archives confirm 1,200 square kilometers in Greece were contaminated by radiation

Karditsa, Naousa, and Athens among the areas most affected – Nikolaos Petropoulos, associate professor and Director of the Nuclear Technology Laboratory at the NTUA, explains what happened

Concern in Australia: Radioactivity 4,500 times higher than normal detected off the coast

Study reveals extreme levels of plutonium on the seabed of the Montebello Islands, where British nuclear tests were carried out in the 1950s - Scientists warn of persistent radioactive contamination and potential ecological risks

Do I need to worry about sleeping with my phone next to my bed?

There has always been chatter about how cellphones affect our health in general especially when it comes to the potentially harmful effects of radiation

International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day: All you need to know

The explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant led to a radioactive cloud over large parts of the former Soviet Union, now the territories of Belarus, Ukraine & Russia

Russia: state of emergency in a town neighbouring with China due to “elevated levels of radiation”

Radiation was detected about 2.5 kilometres from residential buildings in the city of Khabarovsk, without residents having been exposed

A nuclear physicist describes 7 things you probably didn’t know about radioactive fallout from a nuclear bomb

Fallout -radioactive material from a nuclear explosion- exists in every corner of the world

If a nuclear weapon is about to explode, here are 17 things you can do

Nuclear weapons are deadly, but -surprisingly- their worst effects are confined to a limited zone

Russian troops at Chernobyl are being treated for radiation sickness in Belarus, Ukrainian official says

Yaroslav Yemelianenko said yesterday that ‘another batch of Russians’ had been taken to the ‘Belarusian Radiation Medicine Center in Gomel’ for treatment

The Phones Emitting the Most Radiation (infographic)

The German Federal Office for Radiation Protection (Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz) has a comprehensive database of smartphones

Fungus found growing at Chernobyl that actually eats radiation!

Scientists were pretty confused by how the fungus could survive in an area that had been so heavily tainted with radiation...

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