Both of their homes will be knocked down, with the land at the north end of the island being turned into a park. In 2019, the population was 2,000. By 2032, the population is expected to swell to ...

Radioactive Land Grab. Story by Daniel Frimpong • 3d. L and has never been so much sought for with such deadly and reckless ferocity, legally or otherwise, as being witnessed in recent times.

The land is too radioactive for farming, or hunting, or forestry, and transmission lines that were intended to send electricity from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant to the rest of Ukraine are ...

The Rocky Flats Wildlife Refuge, with public trails on nearly 5,000 acres of some of the radioactively polluted land in the nation, at an old nuclear weapons plant, should not open until the secretary ...

A park grows on once-radioactive Ohio land. By Lisa Cornwell . Jan. 14 ... the land is now devoid of 1.5 million tons of its most dangerous waste and has begun its transformation into an ...

Public access to this area is restricted, as the land remains radioactive. It won’t be safe for human habitation for another 24,000 years (plutonium has a 24,000-year half-life).

DURING WORLD WAR II, the federal government made a deal with Navajos: If the tribe allowed uranium mining on its 27,000-square-mile reservation, the land eventually would be returned “in as good ...

Far more dangerous than U-235 are the elemental products given off when nuclear fuel goes through fission—especially iodine, ...

Russian and Ukrainian forces fought on Thursday for control of Chernobyl, the still radioactive site of the world's worst nuclear accident and a factor in the collapse of the Soviet Union.

A one-megawatt installation is planned, gigawatt installations could follow it. Read the whole story ...