Slavutych was built from the ground up in the aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear explosion. Located about 45 kilome ...

Are the dogs of Chernobyl evolving right in front of us? That's a question some scientists have been asking in new research ...

A cloud of radioactive particles from the disaster reached other parts of Europe, such as Sweden. The lingering effects of the disaster can still be felt around Chernobyl. The University of ...

A cloud of radioactive particles from the disaster reached other parts of Europe, such as Sweden. The lingering effects of the disaster can still be felt around Chernobyl. The University of ...

How long before Chernobyl is safe again? The nuclear disaster may have taken place 30 years ago but scientists estimate the irradiated zones will remain uninhabitable for thousands of years to come.

The Chernobyl incident ... it was marked on the map as a summer camp for children — even though it was a highly restricted military area. After the accident, there were discussions about how ...

The workers pulled 12-hour shifts as they sorted the piles of raw fleece by hand before they were washed ... by the radiation emitted from Chernobyl after the accident remains a contentious ...

"Before Chernobyl ... from the map in 1999. That's because it's in the 60-mile-wide "exclusion zone," which was deemed too dangerous for the public after the Chernobyl disaster.

Ten of them turned out to have lived near Chernobyl or along the fallout path after the accident ... Or maybe the animals die before something like a mutation or a cancer can kill them.

New research shines a light on how the Chernobyl disaster changed the DNA of the ... have even bounced back stronger than they were before. In 2017, scientists at the University of South Carolina ...

The workers pulled 12-hour shifts as they sorted the piles of raw fleece by hand before they were washed ... by the radiation emitted from Chernobyl after the accident remains a contentious ...