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  • '''Fukushima nuclear plant''' is the world's biggest [[nuclear plant]] at the East coast of Japan. the above–ground nuclear reactors should be prohibited by the special law
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  • '''Onagawa nuclear plant''' ...Power. http://www.tohoku-epco.co.jp/pr/onagawa/hatudensyo.html The Onagawa Plant (information).</ref>
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  • ...c-buy-iodine-fears-radioactive-leak-cover-huge-cloud-steam-emerges-nuclear-plant-officials-say-s-fine.html ...a radioactive leak cover-up when huge cloud of steam emerges from nuclear plant but officials say ‘It’s fine’ .
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  • - There is certain difference between the electric power company and a nuclear bomb. There are countries, where the national grid are in private hands, - ...ut millions people were affected. The result was similar to explosion of a nuclear bomb. Neither administration, nor the society could do anything serious aga
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  • ...ima disaster]] is the catastrophe 2011 March 11 at the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] (Japan), ..., the official report on the event by the National Diet of Japan Fukushima Nuclear Independent Investigation Commission had been submitted to the Diet. Since
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  • '''Fukushima nuclear plant''' is the world's biggest [[nuclear plant]] at the East coast of Japan. the above–ground nuclear reactors should be prohibited by the special law
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  • [[File:Chernobyl Disaster.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Cherbobyl plant after the burning-out of the reactor]] ...ar Power Plant]] in ([[Pripiat]], now Ukraine). It is considered the worst nuclear accident in the history of human civilization.
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  • Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log, Staff Report. Updates of 12 - 18 May 2011 (posted May ...r [[Fukushima catastrophe]] is 2011.03.11 event at the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] (Japan),
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  • There are many links about the the explosions of nuclear reactors in Japan in 2011 March. Some of these links are used in the articl [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], <br>
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  • ...lear-disaster.html Nick McMaster. Japan Has Robots All Over —Except Nuke Plant. Mar 17, 2011 2:32. ...oing.net/2011/03/17/japan-nuclear-crisis-1.html Maggie Koerth-Baker. Japan nuclear crisis: Where are the robots? 10:22 AM Thursday, Mar 17, 2011.</ref>.
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  • ...worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73 ...e substances could nevertheless pose a significant health risk outside the plant.</i>
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  • ...d only one go them passes through the point of disaster (Fukushima nuclear plant 1). ...worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73
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  • ...d only one go them passes through the point of disaster (Fukushima nuclear plant 1). ...worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73
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  • ...at due to the [[Chernobyl disaster]]. On the other hand, at Chernobyl, the nuclear fuel used to burn out into the atmosphere, while at Fukushima it seems to r ''Russian goverment wage a nuclear war against Japan''. The cplleagues are invited to suggest an alternative h
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  • According to the publications, the problem at the Fukushima plant was caused by the tsunami that covered the emergency generators that were s ...(Bloomberg) -- Damaged reactors at the crippled Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant in Japan may take three decades to decommission and cost operator Tokyo Ele
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  • ...ute [Russia's leading research and development institution in the field of nuclear energy - Trans.], which the state has been financing in recent years to th ...is now storing 19,000 tonnes of spent fuel and 400 million cubic metres of nuclear waste.
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  • ...he term applies to the relaxation processes in the nuclear waste or in the nuclear reactors after the shutting down. http://decay-heat.tripod.com/ Nusbaumer. Decay heat in the nuclear reactors.</ref>.
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  • RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>]] RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>). Similar dependence takes place also f
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  • ...y have sense. According to the [[Mainichi Shinbun]], the [[Onagawa nuclear plant]] survived the 2011.03.11 tsunami just due to the engineer ...ctives/pulse/news/20120319p2a00m0na020000c.html Takao Yamada. Onagawa nuke plant saved from tsunami by one man's strength, determination. 2012.03.19.
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  • '''On the safe design of nuclear reactors and the nuclear chimneys.''' The design of the nuclear plants is considered.
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  • ...maoka nuclear power plant in May 2011 is mentioned. Ways of development of nuclear energetics are discussed. http://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/tsunamiupdate01.html Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log. Staff Report, Updates of 12 - 18 May 2011; Last update
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  • ...ame tsunami is reported to damage the equipment of the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], causing the [[Fukushima disaster]]. ...suggested in the articles [[Who contaminates Japan]] and [[Russia used the nuclear weapon in 2011]], but these hypothesis look as a kind of [[conspiracy theor
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  • ...lant]]s (Fukushima dai ichi) in 2011. The official map of isolines of the nuclear contamination after that disaster lated for two months, causing doubts abou
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  • ...cience allowed to stop at very beginning the project of the thermonuclear plant with laser ignition of targets; as soon, as the fundamental limits of power Japanese investigators say tsunami wasn't sole cause of nuclear accident and criticise collusion and poor regulation.
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  • ...anese company TEPCO managing director at Fukushima Daichii I nuclear power plant [[Akio Aomori]] was shown on the national television openly crying after at ...e of not losing face. Amori acknowledged underreporting facts at Fukushima plant.</i>
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  • ...anese company TEPCO managing director at Fukushima Daichii I nuclear power plant [[Akio Aomori]] was shown on the national television openly crying after at ...e of not losing face. Amori acknowledged underreporting facts at Fukushima plant.</i>
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  • ...aging of the catastrophe, but due to the dangerous design of the [[TEPCO]] nuclear reactors. That design implies that at the failure of the cooling systems, a Terril Yue Jones. RPT-Where is Japan's nuclear power CEO? Sun Mar 20, 2011 9:25pm.
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  • ...ower Company''' is the biggest electric company in Japan that owns several nuclear plants. For June 2011, the president of the company is [[Toshio Nishizawa]] ...oved quicker'. ..The government raised the accident classification for the nuclear crisis from Level 4 to Level 5 on a seven-level international scale.
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  • ...d quicker'. <i>..The government raised the accident classification for the nuclear crisis from Level 4 to Level 5 on a seven-level international scale.</i> <i>Japanese nuclear regulators cited cumulative radiation leaks that have contaminated the air,
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  • and the events of explosions of the nuclear reactors causing the [[Chernobyl disaster]] and the [[Fukushima disaster]]. ...and this quantity is also expected to be small. Each of presidents of each nuclear company may expect that no serious accident to happen during his presidents
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  • ...e rods into a heap, to allow the [[decay heat]] to burn-up the most of the nuclear fuel into the atmosphere.) ...lear-disaster.html Nick McMaster. Japan Has Robots All Over —Except Nuke Plant. Mar 17, 2011 2:32.</ref><ref name="maggie">
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  • '''Onagawa nuclear plant''' ...Power. http://www.tohoku-epco.co.jp/pr/onagawa/hatudensyo.html The Onagawa Plant (information).</ref>
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  • '''Solar electric plant''' is installation of devices converting the energy of solar light to elect ...plant]]s while the humanity is not yet ready for the civilized use of the nuclear energy.
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  • ...en burning into the atmosphere of the 4th reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear plant at Pripiat. ...nt was not heavy; but after few days of work of "liquidators", the most of nuclear fuel was released into the atmosphere, together with thousands ton of sand
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  • ...'' ([[Fukushima disaster]]) is catastrophe of at the Fukushima–1 nuclear plant, East of Honshu, [[Japan]]. ...ismissal of government of [[Kan Naoto]] in 2011 and shut–down of all the nuclear plants in the country in 2012.
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  • RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>]] RADIOCHEMISTRY and NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, 3rd Edition, 2002.</ref>). Similar dependence takes place also f
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  • ...the nuclear fusion power plant. The goal was to confirm the ability of the nuclear fusion with inertial confinement. The project is hold at the [[Lawrence Liv During many years, the prototipe of the nuclear fusion power plant at [[NIF]] was expected to be demonstrated by the beginning of century 21;
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  • ...cting and construction of the costal environment, including ports, dams or nuclear plants, that seem to be especially vulnerable to a flooding: National DIet of Japan Fukushima Nuclear Independent Investigation Commission. Main report. This English translation
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  • [[File:46457675467456.jpg|300px|thumb|Experiment on influence of the nuclear explosion on soldiers, 1954.09.14, Totsk, USSR <ref> ...er An estimated 45,000 people took part in demonstrations in Tokyo against nuclear power on Sunday, amid growing public concern that the government is bringin
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  • ...e same unit may refer to the exposure to radiation of the personnel of the nuclear plants, radio-chemical laboratory of workers of the particle accelerator fa ...acuation or staying indoors for the residents within 5 km from the nuclear plant, and 20 microsieverts per hour for those who live farther
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  • <i>The (90)Sr and (137)Cs uptake by the plant Helianthus annuus L. was studied during cultivation in a hydroponic medium. http://www.asianscientist.com/features/japanese-scientists-tackle-nuclear-contamination/
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  • File:FukushimaPlantMap01.jpg
    Map of the two sites (A and B) of the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], Japan. ...l=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=52.550571,88.945313&ie=UTF8&hq=Fukushima+nuclear+plant&hnear=&radius=15000&ll=37.468319,140.996475&spn=0.42236,0.484085&z=11
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  • File:FukushimaPowerPlant-1.jpg
    Aerial photo of the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] ...l=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=52.550571,88.945313&ie=UTF8&hq=Fukushima+nuclear+plant&hnear=&radius=15000&ll=37.421486,141.035056&spn=0.012321,0.020664&t=h&z=16
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  • File:2foto2 000 Hkg4688722.jpg
    Explosion at [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], 2011. ...fety agency said the blast, at the number 3 reactor at the Fukushima No. 1 plant, was believed to be caused by hydrogen.
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    ...ld in Koriyama City 60 kilometers from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, traces the court proceedings of a class action lawsuit brought forward by ...ws.com/en/news.php?k=900 Japanese Government Asked for Action on Fukushima Nuclear Disaster. Monday, April 4, 2011. <i>.. 3. To increase the number of radiati
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  • File:DecayRateFukushima.gif
    ...evolution of the [[decay heat]] at the reactors at the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]] after shut-down, related to the [[Fukushima disaster]]. Source: http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/fukushima_accident_inf129.html
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    ...ination, there is no reason to expect that they can handle a nuclear power plant in a safe way. While they have problem with assigning colors to the levels,
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  • File:Fukushima 180511.jpg
    ...Cs-134 and Cs-137) for the land area within 80 km of the Fukushima Daiichi plant, as reported by the Japanese authorities (MEXT), 2011 May 20. Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log. Staff Report, Updates of 12 - 18 May 2011; Last update
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  • File:FukushimaReport2011may2fig2.jpg
    ...emies from Science Council of Japan on the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident. ...ents and full disclosure.. The leakage of radiation from the nuclear power plant (Units 1 through 4) at which the accident occurred has not yet been termina
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  • File:Nosendaintera00.jpg
    ...irming that the main source of contamination is not at Fukushima-1 nuclear plant, at least for period 2011 March 14 March 21.
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    2013.05.20. http://japandailypress.com/farmers-plant-rice-in-former-no-go-zone-in-fukushima-for-the-first-time-2029149 IDA TORRES. Farmers plant rice in former no-go zone in Fukushima for the first time. MAY 20, 2013. <i
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  • File:Tepco-manager.jpg
    ...anese company TEPCO managing director at Fukushima Daichii I nuclear power plant [[Akio Aomori]] was shown on the national television openly crying after at ...e of not losing face. Amori acknowledged underreporting facts at Fukushima plant.</i>
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  • File:2013.09.13.odakura.jpg
    It is about of 100 kilometers away from the [[Fukushima nuclear plant]], In other areas (at the similar separation from the Fukushima Nuclear plant, the radiation is lower.
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  • ...worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73 ...e substances could nevertheless pose a significant health risk outside the plant.</i>
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  • File:Bykov MVD 2B.jpg
    [[Category:Nuclear plant]] [[Category:Nuclear weapon]]
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  • File:LNPanic2015.12.18.jpg
    2015.12.18, A cloud of vapour pouring out of [[Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant]] in St Petersburg caused mass panic. ...c-buy-iodine-fears-radioactive-leak-cover-huge-cloud-steam-emerges-nuclear-plant-officials-say-s-fine.html
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  • File:MinamisomaRadiation2.jpg
    ...21 km (13 miles) from the tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, in Minamisoma, Fukushima prefecture.(Reuters / Toru Hanai), 2014, October
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  • ...here are enormous political timing. I remember a young guy with the Moscow plant "Serp i Molot." He gave 25 years for the fact that he is somewhere that is [[Category:Nuclear weapon]]
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  • #redirect[[Leningrad nuclear plant]]
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  • ...c-buy-iodine-fears-radioactive-leak-cover-huge-cloud-steam-emerges-nuclear-plant-officials-say-s-fine.html ...a radioactive leak cover-up when huge cloud of steam emerges from nuclear plant but officials say ‘It’s fine’ .
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  • 2) the introduction or transportation of nuclear weapons by a state into or through the territory or territorial waters of o ...missile silos, with each silo housing a missile armed with eight separate nuclear warheads which operate as MIRV's (Multiple Independent Re-Entry Vehicles) t
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  • ...uclear-disaster.html Nick McMaster. Japan Has Robots All Over -Except Nuke Plant. Mar 17, 2011 2:32. ...oing.net/2011/03/17/japan-nuclear-crisis-1.html Maggie Koerth-Baker. Japan nuclear crisis: Where are the robots? 10:22 AM Thursday, Mar 17, 2011.
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  • ...of use of this energy seem to be reported. (Concentration of C-14 in the nuclear waste is low, the decay energy too.) == Nuclear boom ==
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  • ...to ATF using kinematic energy from the external source. The wing moves the plant and the fibers in leaves withdraw energy of the deformation, storing it in ...ven if success, Ruvim had no hope to program this into the genotype of any plant, mushroom or animal.
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  • ...686/russia-is-draining-a-massive-ukrainian-reservoir-endangering-a-nuclear-plant Russia is draining a massive Ukrainian reservoir, endangering a nuclear plant
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  • ...c-buy-iodine-fears-radioactive-leak-cover-huge-cloud-steam-emerges-nuclear-plant-officials-say-s-fine.html ...a radioactive leak cover-up when huge cloud of steam emerges from nuclear plant but officials say ‘It’s fine’ .
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  • ...operations in the aftermath of a powerful earthquake last week and nuclear plant accidents, a Japanese official said.
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  • ...permitted levels of radioactive contamination of food and feed following a nuclear accident or any other case of radiological emergency.) ...]]) is event interpreted as release of unstable isotopes at the [[Mayak]] nuclear facility into atmosphere. One of them, namely, [[Ru-106]] is registered in
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  • - In any case, I am against the use of nuclear explosions, - Jeanne said. - But let's clarify: are you proposing me to loo ...lang and do not dig it so deep. They are not to hide from shouting, but to plant vegetables.
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  • ...of scale of order of that due to explosion of the reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Plan (happened in 1986). ...o destruction of cities, towns, industry, electric power plants (including nuclear plants) and other infrastructure at the North, central and Eastern Eurasia.
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  • ...cted. The contamination was stronger than that due to the explosion of the nuclear bomb. Neither administration, nor the society could do anything serious aga
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  • ...of use of this energy seem to be reported. (Concentration of C-14 in the nuclear waste is low, the decay energy too.) == Nuclear boom ==
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  • 2) the introduction or transportation of nuclear weapons by a state into or through the territory or territorial waters of o ...missile silos, with each silo housing a missile armed with eight separate nuclear warheads which operate as MIRV's (Multiple Independent Re-Entry Vehicles) t
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  • ...the city of Sarov, 450 miles south-east of Moscow. Its Soviet-era Avangard plant was the only place in the world with a polonium “production line”, he s [[Category:Nuclear weapon]]
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  • [[Category:Nuclear plant]]
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    ...ain control room for reactors 3 and 4 at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant last month. | KYODO.
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  • ...re. Petrified of the radiation spewing from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant that went into multiple meltdowns last year, Kubota grabbed her children, l [[Category:Nuclear disaster]]
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  • The Nuclear super-Reactor..<br> We are simple folks, oh Developer san.. How can we handle the Nuclear Reactor at the Pacific Ocean? Better, we'll live as we lived during many ye
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  • ..., the radiation is even weaker; the only vicinity of the Fukushima nuclear plant, since the [[Fukushima disaster]] (2011) shows higher levels. ..., that the activity or the Russian officials, related to monitoring of the nuclear contamination, can be qualified with term [[sabotage]].
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  • ....com/watch?v=Xr7alYwCznQ Unlimited range cruise missile with nuclear power plant. Минобороны России Published on Mar 1, 2018
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    [[Белоярская АЭС]] ([[Белоярка]], [[Beloyarsk Nuclear plant]], [[Beloyarka]] ), aerial view from the North side. [[Category:Nuclear industry]]
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  • [[Белоярка]] ([[Белоярская АЭС]], [[Beloyarsk Nuclear plant]], [[Beloyarka]]) [[Category:Nuclear industry]]
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  • ...s weapon of mass destruction. Other kinds of mass destruction weapon are [[Nuclear weapon]], [[chemical weapon]] and [[Climatic weapon]], but the last seems t ...1 by the Russian administration (see also [[Putin world war]]). The use of nuclear weapon (polonium) and chemical weapon ([[Sarin]], [[novichok]])
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  • 0918 - Nuclear Nanofilters Plant Protection / Agriculture
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    1st July 2019 a fire occurred on a Russian deep nuclear station (‘AGS’) in the vicinity of Severomorsk. 14 of the crew died. RI Power plant: 1 x nuclear reactor driving a single screw. Estimated 5 MW
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  • plant, and chronic unemployment); the mounting struggle ...iod of a scientific and technical revolution bound up with the conquest of nuclear energy, space
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  • ...the El Shana emirate two years ago. Seventeen civilians killed, the power plant, the central water supply system of the capital, the civil airport runway , — Scary as a nuclear war — added Lal Singh.
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  • 根っこ 【ねっこ】 root (of a plant), stump (of a tree), root (of a problem, etc.), base, foundation, origin, s atomic energy, nuclear power
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  • ...European Council, that the marines holed up in the city’s Azovstal steel plant would be allowed to live if they surrendered. Meanwhile, Mr Scholz pointed to the threat of nuclear war as he sought to answer critics over Berlin’s reluctance to provide Uk
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  • ...ev to shell the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and declare that the use of nuclear weapons is an option // ...ev to shell the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and declare that the use of nuclear weapons is an option. The president said Russia was ready to use all means
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    [[Nuclear power plant]] [[Nuclear power plant]]
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    Satellite images show fires and smoke around Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant Satellite images show fires and smoke around Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant (2022.08.25)
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  • ...446f2de0 Satellite images show fires and smoke around Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant From CNN's Paul P. Murphy ...he expected nuclear disaster at the [[Zaes]] ([[Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant]], [[ЗАЭС]], [[Запорізька АЕС]], [[Запорожская
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    Forecast of contamination due to the [[Zaporizhzhia Disaster]]; the nuclear plant is expected to explode since it is seized by the Russian [[terror]]ists in If an accident were to occur at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant right now, radiation would cover part of Russia – Energoatom
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  • .../08/28/7365097/ If an accident were to occur at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant right now, radiation would cover part of Russia – Energoatom SUNDAY, 28 A ...446f2de0 Satellite images show fires and smoke around Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant From CNN's Paul P. Murphy
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    ...ust 15–18, in the event of an accident at the [[Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant]]. ...ugust 15–18, in the event of an accident at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, radioactive contamination would primarily affect Ukraine//
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    ...AEA) has called for the demilitarisation of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. ...cused each other of shelling close to the plant, which is Europe's biggest nuclear facility.
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    ...686/russia-is-draining-a-massive-ukrainian-reservoir-endangering-a-nuclear-plant Russia is draining a massive Ukrainian reservoir, endangering a nuclear plant
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