Chernobyl Radiation Contaminated 1,200 Sq Km in Greece, Archives Confirm

Archives from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) confirm that 1,200 square kilometers in Greece, including areas like Karditsa, Naousa, and Athens, were contaminated by radiation from the Chernobyl disaster.

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Chernobyl: NTUA archives confirm 1,200 square kilometers in Greece were contaminated by radiation

Karditsa, Naousa, and Athens among the areas most affected – Nikolaos Petropoulos, associate professor and Director of the Nuclear Technology Laboratory at the NTUA, explains what happened The post Chernobyl: NTUA archives confirm 1,200 square kilometers in Greece were contaminated by radiation appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Chernobyl Radiation Contaminated 1,200 Sq Km in Greece, Archives Confirm

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