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Belarus During my stay with the group “Civil iniative for a world without an atomic threat” / and Federal Working Agency Chernobyl from Germany / Rottweil, I had the chance to visit “former” abandoned village (40 min. from Luninetz). State officals asphalted the sand-street to cover the radioactive sand below. Once there were more than [...]

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Voters in Germany once again are confronted with the atomic decision. The two biggest coalition parties made a contract: To pull out from atomic energy. One of them is pro-Atomic: CDU / The other one contra-Atomic: SPD. The prime minister Wulff of the german federal state Niedersachsen wants atomic power plants to be run longer [...]

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It’s not 23 years after Chernobyl, It’s “23 Chernobyl years.” Chernobyl is continuing to harm people and environment (scientific proven by Dr. Gennadi Milinevsky, Kiev, Anders Pape Moller CNRS and Prof. Timothy A. Mousseau, South Carolina ): US Chernobyl Research Initiative: Consequences for People, insects and birds Chernobyl was the explosion of a former russian [...]

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March 5th, 2009, Japan A fire broke out in the biggest atomic power plant of the world: Kashiwazaki-Kariwa in Japan. One worker has been wounded in his face and is in hospital now. According to the operator Tokyo Electric Power (web) there was no danger for the reactor. The fire was fought 90 minutes long. [...]

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German independent film maker Sebastian Heinzel today informed via mail, that his new Chernobyl documentary movie “LOST PARADISE” is now available on DVD. Olga, a young journalist from Kiev, remembers her childhood as a wonderful time: she used to live in Pripyat, a young town, full of children, mushrooms and flowers. The only problem: Pripyat [...]

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