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Process of decontamination from weapons of mass destruction by the US military
The US military deployed many different forces and weapons to detoxify when attacked by nuclear, chemical or biological weapons.
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Biology
Decontamination of soil contaminated with dioxin by biodegradation
Scientists at the Institute of Biotechnology, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have studied the topic of heavy soil decontamination of herbicides / dioxin by bi…
Environment
Decontamination work around the Fukushima Plant was three years late
In January 2012, Japan's Ministry of Environment officials said the decontamination work would be completed before March 2014, except for areas with very high levels of…
Environment
Germany uses fungi to contaminate soil and water
Information published on Deutsche Welle recently said that Helmholtz Environmental Research Center (Germany) has begun to study the use of mushroom laccase to clean up p…
Environment
Tokyo has a higher radiation exposure point in Fukushima
The Japanese authorities have just discovered at a primary school in Tokyo that the amount of radiation is higher than the amount of radiation in areas near the Fukushim…
Environment
Japan uses sunflower plants to decontaminate soil
Japan is recruiting volunteers to plant sunflowers in Fukushima Prefecture and turn this flower into a symbol of the revival after the nuclear incident.
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Vietnam attended the Asian Nuclear Cooperation Forum Conference
On December 16, the 12th Ministerial Conference of the Asian Nuclear Cooperation Forum (FNCA) opened in Tokyo, Japan, with the participation of officials in charge of sc…
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Drill no pain
No painful dental drill may be present in the dentist's office within two years, according to the Daily Mail.
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Disinfection lighting system
An advanced lighting system can be effectively disinfected in the medical environment as well as the multidisciplinary scientists of Strathclyde University.