The Legacy of ChernobylW. W. Norton & Company, 1992. gada 17. febr. - 378 lappuses "A damning history of the Chernobyl affair, from its origins in the plant's primitive design and careless management to the economic and political crisis the accident precipitated." Clenn Garelik, New York Times Book Review On the morning of April 26, 1986, a Soviet nuclear plant at Chernobyl (near Kiev) exploded, pouring radioactivity into the environment and setting off the worst disaster in the history of nuclear energy. Now a former Soviet scientist gives a comprehensive account of the catastrophe. |
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The setup for the accident | 19 |
The catastrophe | 26 |
Conclusion | 33 |
Radioactive Volcano | 40 |
The Environmental Impact | 74 |
The Impact on Agriculture | 104 |
The Global Impact | 191 |
The Soviet Nuclear Energy Programme | 226 |
A History of Nuclear Accidents in the Soviet Union | 263 |
Nuclear Power after Chernobyl | 289 |
Glossary of Scientific Terms Measurements and | 315 |
Notes and References | 322 |
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The Health Impact in the Soviet Union | 129 |
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