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Home›Subsea›Russia Unveils Underwater Radioactive Waste Areas
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December 26, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Russia Unveils Underwater Radioactive Waste Areas

There are nearly 25,000 hazardous underwater objects containing solid radioactive waste in Russia, an emergencies ministry official said… (ria) [mappress] Source: ria , December 26, 2011; Image: allianz

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There are nearly 25,000 hazardous underwater objects containing solid radioactive waste in Russia, an emergencies ministry official said…

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[mappress] Source: ria , December 26, 2011; Image: allianz

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