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Fukushima leaks will keep fisheries closed

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Fukushima leaks will keep fisheries closed

Some Japanese fisheries face a long-term threat from the steady trickle of radioactive water from the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant

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Bomb-test fallout could catch illegal ivory traders

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Bomb-test fallout could catch illegal ivory traders

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Inside Fukushima: Draining a radioactive flood

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Inside Fukushima: Draining a radioactive flood

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Nuclear bomb tests reveal brain regeneration in humans

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Nuclear bomb tests reveal brain regeneration in humans

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Fukushima radiation caused little damage to health

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Nuclear energy: Danger zone

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Nuclear energy: Danger zone

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Nuclear energy: The plutonium problem

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Nuclear energy: The plutonium problem

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Nuclear energy: Frontiers

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Nuclear energy: Frontiers

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Nuclear energy: Splitting the atom

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Nuclear energy: Splitting the atom

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China moots reaching emissions peak by 2025

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China moots reaching emissions peak by 2025

A plan to cap total Chinese emissions could revitalise international climate talks

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We can let fission fizzle out in a renewable world

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Briefing: Do earthquakes threaten Iran's nuclear facilities?

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What can North Korean missiles hit? Can we stop them?

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North Korea nuclear threats: how worried should we be?

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