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www.enviroreporter.com | ||
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www.oneman-onemap.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article provides an in-depth account of a visit to the Fukushima Evacuation Zone, highlighting the challenges faced by the region post-disaster, the ongoing efforts for recovery, and the broader implications of nuclear energy. It describes the author's journey through the area, including the Red Zone, and the impact of radiation on the environment and residents. The piece emphasizes the importance of learning from Fukushima's tragedy to improve safety standards and the need for a shift away from nuclear power. It also touches on the gradual recovery of the region, with areas being reclassified as safer and the potential for economic and social revival. | |
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blog.nuclearsecrecy.com
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| | | | | How did an article about the work at the Los Alamos laboratory come to be published in March 1944? | |
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theintercept.com
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| | | | | Internal studies and other documents show that 3M knew by the 1970s that PFOA and PFOS were toxic and accumulating in people's blood. | |
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www.wave3.com
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| | | Police said there was no foul play and that the man's death was a "tragic accident." | ||
