Chornobyl Wildlife, Nature is Mostly Thriving 40 Years Post-Accident
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In an unplanned win for Mother Nature, 40 years after the worst nuclear power accident in history, the thick forests and wetlands around the Chornobyl atomic power station are a haven for plant and wildlife, and probably Europe’s biggest and richest biosphere. The forests and marshes along the Pripyat River flowing through a 2,600 square kilometer (around 1,000 square miles), practically uninhabited Exclusion Zone centered on Chornobyl’s still lethally radioactive reactor number four now teems
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