[lbo-talk] Chernobyl's silent graveyards

Steven L. Robinson srobin21 at comcast.net
Thu Apr 20 13:11:19 PDT 2006


But see the Chernobyl Paradox by Mary Mycio in the most current print edition of Natural History (but not on the magazine's web site). In that piece Mycio describes how nature has prospered in the region around Chernobyl, which is de facto the largest human free area in Europe. All of the large species seem to be prospering (except bears).Wild horses have been reintroduced. SR

-------------- Original message -------------- From: Wojtek Sokolowski <sokol at jhu.edu>


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> BTW, it seems that the extent of this disaster was, for a change, downplayed
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> industry. It also seems that it was Chernobyl rather than Afghanistan, let
> alone Reagan, that did the x-USSR in.
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