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National
Geographic Sights & Sounds: Chernobyl - it remains
the world's worst nuclear disaster, a catastrophe of monumental
proportion that—20 years later—continues to claim victims.
Chernobyl
– Twenty Years, Twenty Lives is EarthVision's photo
journalistic journey through the countries of the Ukraine,
Belarus, Russia, Latvia, Sweden, France, and UK. It follows
twenty people in their daily lives nowadays and reflects
on how they changed after the events of April 1986. The
goal of the project is to learn from the history and look
at the accident from the present perspective at different
levels, both locally and globally.
Meet
Natalia Ivanovna Ivanova
Deputy Director, Vesnova Orphanage, Mogilev Oblast, Belarus
It was terrible having to knock on the door or window in
the middle of the night to tell the parents that their children
should be evacuated the next morning. We said it was because
of the radioactivity, which could have bad consequences
for all of them. We arranged a place for everyone to gather
to be put on buses. It was a dreadful sight."
www.ch20.org
- An International Conference in Kyiv, Ukraine (April
23-25, 2006)
International
Cooperation on Chernobyl (www.chernobyl.info)
Nuclear
Energy Agency
Ten
Years After Chernobyl – Greenpeace Photo Archive
Radiation
Health Effects Research Resource
15th
Anniversary of the Chernobyl Disaster – Report by U.K.
Chernobyl Charities
Time
Magazine Photo Essay: Chernobyl's Unnatural Disaster (Dec.
2000)
Thyroid
Cancer 7.5 years after Chernobyl
Library
of Congress: Chernobyl
Chernobyl
10 years later: a threat to the future (CNN)
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