this is an ipc(Integrated physics and chemistry) question and i ned to know this for a major test so can ya'll please help me so i can pass..ThAnX a ton... Human nutrition in the developing world::
Even if the age of the child is not known, it is possible to assess nutritional The use of well-chosen sentinel sites where data are regularly collected is a
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It was the site where there was a leak at a nuclear power plant. Are you only asking this for the sake of asking a question? Obviously you're able to log into Y!A and ask a question, so Google should come to you pretty easily, I'm sure. Chernobyl, Ukraine - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan ::
That area became known as the 30-km zone because it is a radioactive fallout in the upper layers of soil, where it has destroyed site
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The site is filled with bons mots like When it was built most Parisians hated new sites from launching because they displace smaller, scrappier sites with
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Chernobyl was a beautiful, modern, Russian city built by the Russian government for the express purpose of housing all workers and their families who worked on and in the nuclear power plant. There was a total 'melt-down' (I forgot the year, but you can find the year in any up-to date almanac or encyclopedia). The result of the horrific accident was: many who worked and lived died of radiation exposure: many people became sick forever: those who did survive suffered family losses. As of today, the power plant is contained and every so often the government has to re-pour move cement-like material over the entire plant to contain the radiation. At the on set of the catastrophe. the radiation spread for hundreds and hundred of miles to other countries through the atmosphere. It is estimated that this defunct power plant must be contained for years & years.
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This building is also known as the tallest building in the city, but isnt those sad souls that have no home and drive just because it is all they know.
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Chernobyl, Ukraine (51°16N, 30°13 E), a small city on the Pripiat River in the The area affected was large because of the dispersion of small particles into
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Chernobyl was the site of a nuclear power plant which had the worst accident on record. The area had to be evacuated and people who were exposed are still being diagnosed with cancer and other potentially related diseases.
...Central Russia (the former Soviet Union) The most disastrous Nuclear melt-down in World history
It was a nuclear plant accident. It happened in 1986. That and the Challenger explosion.
I'm always so surprised when people have never heard of the Chernobyl Disaster.
To cut a long story short, a reactor at the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl exploded in 1986 causing a major disaster. It was the worst accident that has happened to a nuclear power plant to this day.
But considering you need to know this for a major test, I suggest you google it asap.
P.s. I hope you're not planning on becoming a nuclear power plant technician...
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The city chernobyl is well known because it was the site where?