Two Years After Chernobyl Europe Still Feels Fallout
Two years after the Chernobyl disaster, Britain and Ireland monitor contaminated sheep and deer herds while Turkey, Sweden, and West Germany face ongoing radiation concerns. East European nations expand plant building as debates on safety and policy intensify, with Italy and Switzerland restricting or challenging future nuclear plans.
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