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30 Jahre Tschernobyl

Der Unfall in Tschernobyl vom 26. April 1986 ereignete sich im Zusammenhang mit einem Versuch mit der Stromversorgung der Anlage. Die darauffolgende Freisetzung radioaktiver Stoffe führte zu einer Kontamination von weiten Teilen Europas. Deren Konsequenzen für Mensch und Umwelt waren insbesondere für Gebiete in der heutigen Ukraine und in Weissrussland katastrophal.

After the disaster, four square kilometers of pine forest directly downwind of the reactor turned reddish-brown and died, earning the name of the "Red Forest"
Image: Flickr, Timm Suess
  • The public swimming pool in the ghost town of Priypat near Chernobyl (Flickr, T. Suess)
  • View of Chernobyl power plant taken from roof of building in Pripyat Ukraine.
  • After the disaster, four square kilometers of pine forest directly downwind of the reactor turned reddish-brown and died, earning the name of the "Red Forest"
  • The public swimming pool in the ghost town of Priypat near Chernobyl (Flickr, T. Suess)1/3
  • View of Chernobyl power plant taken from roof of building in Pripyat Ukraine.Image: J. Minshull2/3
  • After the disaster, four square kilometers of pine forest directly downwind of the reactor turned reddish-brown and died, earning the name of the "Red Forest"Image: Flickr, Timm Suess3/3

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