A decade after the world’s worst nuclear accident, the Chornobyl power station is still operating. Death and disease rates continue to rise, and Ukraine and Belarus are struggling to deal with the formidable legacy it inherited from the Soviet Unionby DAVID R. MARPLES THE DISASTER AT THE Chornobyl nuclear power station has probably generated more highly emotional reactions and wildly […]
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