13.10  2005    Ghostly Chernobyl now hot with tourism Nearly 20 years after nuclear accident, some areas around reactor slowly return to life.CHERNOBYL, Ukraine -- Passing through the first checkpoint, marked by a couple of low-slung buildings and a red-and-white pole across an otherwise desolate road, is an anticlimactic affair: More
	06.09  2005    Chernobyl health effects far less than U.N. feared Nearly two decades after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine spread radioactive fallout across much of Europe, a United Nations study has concluded the health effects have been far smaller than feared. More
	06.09  2005    • PRESS RELEASE • Chernobyl: The True Scale of the Accident International Atomic Energy Agency World Health Organization United Nations Development Programme More
	27.07  2005    PRIPYAT JOURNAL New Sight in Chernobyl's Dead Zone: Tourists More
	27.07  2005    The first building to collapse in Pripyat So it happened at last. The first structure in the town to collapse was the Secondary school No 1. More
	26.07  2005    Der lange Weg bis zur Stilllegung von Tschernobyl Bei Tschernobyl handelt es sich um Reaktoren vom Typ RBMK mit einer Leistung von jeweils rund 1.000 MW. RBMK-Reaktoren gehцren zur дltesten kommerziellen Reaktorlinie sowjetischen Bautyps. More
	16.06  2005    A grim tourist hot spot: Chernobyl By C.J. Chivers The New York Times WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2005 PRIPYAT, Ukraine Sometime after visiting the ruins of the Polissia Hotel, the darkened Energetic theater and the idled Ferris wheel, the minivans stopped again. Doors slid open. Six young Finnish men stepped out and followed their guide through a patch of temperate jungle that once was an urban courtyard. More

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