Chernobyl Awareness

This is our Chernobyl environmental awareness page where we teach you about how the disaster has affected life around it.

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In an effort to contain the radiation, the blast site was “capped”. This cap was recently replaced in 2016 for optimum containment. #nothingstopsmotherrussia

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People near the explosion suffered major radiation poisoning. 20+ people were killed because of it. 2 scientists (we assume the ones who made the bet) were killed instantly because of the explosion.

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Here’s a live look at farmers harvesting a good years crop a half mile from ground zero of Chernobyl. #needcorntomakevodka #radiationgoodforplant

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Due to the “explosion” and “radio-activeness” of the area, some 200,000+ people had to be relocated to cleaner areas. #ohthoserussians

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The explosion caused clouds of radioactive particles that were detected all the way in Norway. These clouds poisoned air and water all around Eastern Europe especially into Poland. #notmyreactor #ThanksYuri

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PLEASE DO NOT PET THE PUPPIES THEY ARE RADIOACTIVE. #нецуценят #StalinsFault #chernobylwasacoverup

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On April 26, 1986 one scientist at the Chernobyl nuclear power reactor said to another “you can’t blow up this reactor” to which the other one replied “bet” #Chernobyl #oops