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16.12 2007
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Lyubov Sirota - "Excessive Burden" - Part 4

Also it is necessary to take into account, that as a result of accident many new elements were formed. Still in 1988 our Ukrainian academician of biophysical sciences Dmitrij Grodzinsky wrote about it.He named more than 200 elements, but on his opinion the most dangerous from all –it's so-called “hot particles” - the alloy of different elements with the plumbum, which by hundreds tons was dumped in the destroyed reactor. Notice, that till now there are only the devices, capable tomeasure only some the radionuclides acquired by the person (briefly living iodine both long living strontium and cesium!). Presence of “hot particles” in an organism of the person (most of all in a lungs) was observed by the Belarus scientists only after death of victims (one “hot particle” irradiates fabrics around of itself up to 3000 roentgens – BER, biological equivalent of a radio-activity), therefore the cancer of lungs so frequently was met at the Belarus machine operators and tractor operators already from 1988, and the more often – than closer to a zone of the rigid radioactive control they worked...
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16.12 2007
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Lyubov Sirota - "Excessive Burden" - Part 3

And in some days on all channels of our TV by the next portion of poison for all real victims of Chernobyl the official information on the new Resolution of the United Nations about Chernobyl catastrophe (from 19.11.2007) has sounded.
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16.12 2007
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Lyubov Sirota - "Excessive Burden" - Part 2

Once I was by the witness of a performance of such instruction. Somehow in May, 1986 we with Lyubov Kovalevskaya once again came back from the Chernobyl zone (where that spring we went enough frequently for people, which were not trusting then to official mass-media, writing at that time only about "nightingales in Pripyat", but to us,to Pripyat journalists, they told about the most secret) – at the House of Creativity in Irpen' near Kiev (where the Union of Writers of Ukraine – temporarily and almost illegally – has lodged us, then young authors, first us ourselves and then together with our children, and our gratitude to them for these some months of a lifenot in the streetwill be immense always).
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15.12 2007
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Lyubov Sirota - "Excessive Burden" - Part 1

Chernobyl. This word for each inhabitant of the Earth today symbolizes all aspects of Chernobyl accident, from the moment of which the new postChernobyl era of a planet Earth began. But in the beginning of 70th years of the last century the name of a small ancient town of the Ukrainian Polesye (about 14 thousands population) have simply automatically passed to the name of one of the most powerful atomic power stations of the former USSR, because Chernobyl by will of a Central Committee of the CPSU appeared by the nearest the regional center (18 km) at construction of this station.
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22.08 2007
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Oleg Vekleko: The "4th Block" (Interview for magazine 'Greatis', Moscow, 1991)

I plumped into Chernobyl by means of military call-up. In the USSR all the adult males were army reservists. It is from Kharkov, in particular, that many people were drafted to Chernobyl – on the very first days after the accident. In the zone I arrived as early as on May 3, 1986 – a week after the nuclear power plant (NPP) unit's explosion.
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18.08 2007
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Sergii MIRNYI : Chernobyl as a Model Case of an Eco-Disaster

Chernobyl represents a unique possibility to study the general regularities of ecological disasters and their consequences. However, until now this potential seems to to have been under-used. The paper analyses the Chernobyl as a 'model eco-disaster'
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25.04 2007
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Want to make people laugh? - Tell them the truth!

All day April 19 passed in the torture of waiting, in anticipation of an evening engagement. The team of Pripyat.com was invited to the presentation of a new production by Sergii Mirnyi on a Chernobyl theme, a screenplay.
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23.03 2007
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Wildlife defies Chernobyl radiation

The exclusion zone around the Chernobyl nuclear power station is teeming with life.
As humans were evacuated from the area 20 years ago, animals moved in. Existing populations multiplied and species not seen for decades, such as the lynx and eagle owl, began to return.
There are even tantalising footprints of a bear, an animal that has not trodden this part of Ukraine for centuries.
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16.02 2007
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How to make pictures in Chernobyl

National Geographic to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Ludwig returned to the region to document progress. His images have been seen in the magazine as well as exhibits internationally.
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