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Hanford is one of America's largest and most polluting radioactive waste depots.
Equivalent to nuclear and meteorite disasters, climate change can cause people and all creatures to perish.
A robot dispatched to the Fukushima leak reactor to investigate and clean up had to abruptly cancel its mission, after the extremely high radiation level here burned its…
An early earthquake shook the region of northern Japan and resulted in small tsunamis.
The MIT team recorded a new record of fusion reaction pressure with the Alcator C-Mod reactor under Alcator program.
Sakujarima volcano near Japan's Sendai nuclear power plant could erupt violently for the next 30 years, threatening the life of surrounding residents.
Many speculations came after the people of Kemerovo, western Siberia (Russia) on August 28 saw the appearance of a mushroom-shaped cloud that looked like a nuclear bomb…
South Korea stopped operating four reactors at nuclear power plants to prevent it, after two powerful earthquakes last night in the south-east of the country.
The application and development potential of this type of energy production is still very much
Either it was going to rain, or America dropped a nuclear bomb on Russia, a Russian reader shared after seeing this scene.
By the end of the century, ice on Greenland would melt, revealing toxic nuclear waste from the secret US military base during the Cold War.
The oceans on earth contain 4 billion tons of uranium, enough to run nuclear power plants and produce electricity for all the major cities in the world for thousands of…
Bikini Island in the center of the Pacific is the site of 23 nuclear bomb tests in the middle of the last century.
On March 30, Japan 's Nuclear Administration (NRA) approved a plan to freeze the land around damaged reactors at Fukushima.
Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…