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, 2012 The Chernobyl disaster on April 26th, 1986, led to the emission of radioactive substances such as iodine-131 and radioactive cesium. As the Soviet Union did not control food distribution and intake, residents were exposed to high levels of internal ...
Yamashita, Shunichi, Takamura, Noboru
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Çevre ve Dış Politika İlişkisi: Çernobil Kazası ve Türk Dış Politikasına Yansıması
İstanbul Gelişim Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, 2017 26 Nisan 1986’da Çernobil nükleer enerji santralinde meydana gelen kaza sonucunda oluşan nükleer serpinti, aralarında Türkiye’nin de bulunduğu pek çok ülkeyi etkilemiştir.
Nermin Kılıç
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Iodine 131 releases from Chernobyl
, 1986 Shows the Iodine 131 released from Chernobyl as compared to other releases that have occurred. Three Mile Island was our biggest disaster in America and that released about 15 curies of Iodine 131 to the environment.
Zoller, William
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PRIMARILY MORBIDITY OF RECOVERY WORKERS OF CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT
Радиационная гигиена, 2017 This paper is devoted to results of comparative analysis of primarily morbidity in two groups of recovery workers of Chernobyl Accident in a period from 1986 up to 2005 years.
T. M. Koroleva +2 more
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Headquarters of Chernobyl facility
, 1992 This is taken back at the headquarters of the Chernobyl facility. Here, a military gentleman is helping one of the other people look at his car under the hood to see what is going on. The military people were normally wearing khaki or camouflage uniforms
Zoller, William
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, 2012 Pre-1941: Chernobyl’, town and raion center, Kiev oblast’, Ukrainian SSR; 1941–1944: Tschernobyl, initially in Gebiet Nowo-Schepelitschi, then Gebiet Chabnoje, Generalkommissariat Kiew; post-1991: Chernobyl’, Kiev oblast’, Ukraine Chernobyl’ is located 101 kilometers (63 miles) north-northwest of Kiev.
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Description of reactors at Chernobyl
, 1992 Overview of what was going on at the reactor, what the reactor was made of. It says that there are 4 plants at Chernobyl. Each was a 1000 megawatts and plant number 4 was the one that had the problem.
Zoller, William
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, 1992 Shows the big power grid at the area around Chernobyl. This is a huge complex of transformers where they get the power ready to be distributed back to Kiev and other areas in Ukraine.
Zoller, William
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, 1992 This picture is of plants 1 and 2 at the Chernobyl facility itself. This is near the antennae fields.
Zoller, William
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The European experience in shale gas
Мінеральні ресурси України, 2015 The article highlights the experience of European Сountries on shale gas, depending on its resources, and legislative approaches to the regulation of its use for energy security across Europe, taking into account environmental requirements. In particular,
M. M. Borysiuk, I. O. Berezhnyi
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