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Author |
Date |
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| 10 years ago in the Bulletin |
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01-05-1996 |
BAS |
CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| A chronology of Soviet media coverage |
Amerisov, Alexander |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
UKRAINE MEDIA CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| A dosimeter for every dacha |
Schoenfeld, Gabriel |
01-07-1989 |
BAS |
WASTE GENERAL CONTAMINATION HEALTH POPULATION NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING UKRAINE RADIOACTIVE FOOD SEMIPALATINSK RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| A nuclear power advocate reflects on Chernobyl |
Weinberg, Alvin M. |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
INHERENTLY SAFE AND NEW REACTORS UKRAINE OPINION POLLS PHASE-OUT PIUS RISK ANALYSE TMI CHERNOBYL -DISASTER REACTOR SAFETY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| A Soviet expert discusses Chernobyl |
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01-07-1987 |
BAS |
CONTAMINATION ENERGY POLICY, NUCLEAR HEALTH POPULATION COSTS NUCLEAR ENERGY RUSSIA CLEANUP SITES CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Bait and switch universal? |
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01-11-1991 |
BAS |
COSTS NUCLEAR ENERGY UKRAINE RUSSIA CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Belarus: Neutrality, maybe |
Tatiana Tiurina |
01-01-1994 |
BAS |
RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL -DISASTER BELARUS |
| Censorship and Chernobyl |
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01-07-1991 |
BAS |
CENSORSHIP UKRAINE CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Chernobyl |
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01-05-1996 |
BAS |
UKRAINE RUSSIA RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL -DISASTER BELARUS |
| Chernobyl - the official story |
Patterson, Walter C. |
01-11-1986 |
BAS |
CONGRESS HEALTH POPULATION IAEA UKRAINE OPINION GENERAL RBMK CHERNOBYL -DISASTER SAFETY GENERAL |
| Chernobyl and the U.S. nuclear industry |
Albright, David |
01-11-1986 |
BAS |
CESIUM HEALTH POPULATION HANFORD N, USA NRC UKRAINE RADIOACTIVE FOOD RBMK SAVANNAH RIVER CLOSURE RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER REACTOR SAFETY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| Chernobyl's lengthening shadow |
Marples, David |
01-09-1993 |
BAS |
CONTAMINATION HEALTH POPULATION IAEA UKRAINE CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Chernobyl: answers slipping away |
Gale, Robert Peter |
01-09-1990 |
BAS |
CONTAMINATION HEALTH POPULATION UKRAINE CLEANUP SITES RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER BELARUS |
| Coping with Chernobyl |
Myers, Nancy |
01-09-1992 |
BAS |
ON SITE WASTE STORAGE CONTAMINATION HEALTH POPULATION UKRAINE CLOSURE GENERAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHERNOBYL CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Counting (radiation-free) sheep |
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01-05-2001 |
BAS |
UNITED KINGDOM RADIOACTIVE FOOD CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Estimating long-term health effects |
Hippel, Frank von/ Cochran, Thomas B. |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
CONTAMINATION CESIUM HEALTH POPULATION OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IODIN IODINE PILLS MAP NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING MICRONESIE / PACIFIC UKRAINE RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| Fighting for the scraps |
Colin Woodard |
01-05-1996 |
BAS |
EBRD GREIFSWALD, GERMANY AID TO EASTERN EUROPE CHERNOBYL -DISASTER VVER |
| Hardly the last word |
Flynn, Michael |
01-03-2006 |
BAS |
HEALTH POPULATION IAEA NUCLEAR LOBBY UKRAINE RESEARCH INSTITUTEN OPINION GENERAL RADIOACTIVE FOOD CHERNOBYL -DISASTER UNITED NATIONS WHO |
| Hospital number six: a first-hand report |
McCally, Michael |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
HEALTH POPULATION UKRAINE RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| How radiation victims suffer |
Abrams, Herbert L. |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
HEALTH POPULATION HIROSHIMA JAPAN LOS ALAMOS, NM, USA UKRAINE ACCIDENTS NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| Inside the Beast |
Sergei Kiselyov |
01-05-1996 |
BAS |
ARMENIA, SU CONTAMINATION UKRAINE RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Nuclear deception: Soviet information policy |
Hoffmann, Erik P. |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
KYSHTYM, URAL, SU UKRAINE MEDIA GOVERNMENT RUSSIA CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Nuclear deception: the U.S. record |
Bernstein, Barton J. |
01-08-1986 |
BAS |
AEC CONTAMINATION CENSORSHIP HANFORD N, USA HIROSHIMA NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING MARSHALL ISLANDS NEVADA TEST SITE UKRAINE GOVERNMENT RADIATION PERMISSABLE LEVELS CHERNOBYL -DISASTER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| Nuclear power browning out |
Christopher Flavin & Nicholas Lenssen |
01-05-1996 |
BAS |
GLOBAL IMPORTANCE OF NUCLEAR POWER THIRD WORLD IAEA TMI CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Nuclear power's burdened future |
Flavin, Christopher |
01-07-1987 |
BAS |
IMPORTANCE NUCLEAR IN TOTAL ENERGYPRODUCTION BELGIUM CONSTRUCTION NUCLEAR POWER PLANT GERMANY ENERGY POLICY, GENERAL FINLAND FRANCE UNITED KINGDOM IAEA JAPAN COSTS NUCLEAR ENERGY OPINION POLLS PHASE-OUT POLITIEK RUSSIA CHERNOBYL -DISASTER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
| Radiation's lingering dread |
Erikson, Kai |
01-03-1991 |
BAS |
HEALTH POPULATION DISASTERPLANS TMI CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| Revelations of a Chernobyl insider |
Marples, David R./ Risovanny, Yuri |
01-12-1990 |
BAS |
WASTE GENERAL CONTAMINATION HEALTH POPULATION UKRAINE DECOMMISSIONING RBMK ROVNO, WESTERN UKRAINE CLEANUP SITES CHERNOBYL CHERNOBYL -DISASTER REACTOR SAFETY EMPLOYEES |
| Selective vision |
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01-05-1996 |
BAS |
IAEA RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL -DISASTER BELARUS |
| Sheep may safely graze |
New Scientist, 27-1'96 |
01-05-1996 |
BAS |
UNITED KINGDOM RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL -DISASTER |
| The Decade of Despair |
David R.Marples |
01-05-1996 |
BAS |
BODEM VERVUILING G7 / G8 HIROSHIMA IAEA LOW-LEVEL RADIATION UKRAINE RBMK RUSSIA RADIATION CONSEQUENCES CHERNOBYL CHERNOBYL -DISASTER BELARUS |
