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Chernobyl 20 years on
Estimates of the death toll from the nuclear reactor disaster at Chernobyl vary widely depending on who you listen to. But with leukaemia rates still rising, and a recent marked increase in solid tumours among the 600,000 workers who were sent in to clean up the mess, the real question is whether the worst may be yet to come.
» Peter McIntyre
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