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UK pledges £17m for Chernobyl shelter repairs Envirotec 10:32 Mon, 19 Oct Envirotec 10:32 Mon, 19 Oct Nuclear Energy Energy and Utilities Alternative Energy All sources
G7 pledges 260 million euros to repair Chornobyl’s shield after Russia pierced it. Full repair will require 500 million euros by 2030, before corrosion sets in Euromaidan Press 17:43 Sat, 17 Oct Euromaidan Press 17:43 Sat, 17 Oct G7 Ukraine Russia All sources
G7 nations to provide EUR 260 mln for urgent repairs to Chornobyl NPP containment structure following Russian drone attack Interfax-Ukraine 08:30 Fri, 16 Oct Interfax-Ukraine 08:30 Fri, 16 Oct G7 Russia Ukraine
Chernobyl tree frogs near sites hit hardest by radiation in 1986 had darker skin Hindustan Times 2d Hindustan Times 2d Radiation Environment (World)
G7 pledges €260 million to repair Chornobyl nuclear shelter damaged by Russian drone The Gaze 08:02 Fri, 16 Oct The Gaze 08:02 Fri, 16 Oct G7 Russia Alternative Energy
Chernobyl tree frogs near sites hit hardest by radiation in 1986 had darker skin Hindustan Times 06:26 Sat, 31 Oct
Chernobyl wolves were estimated to have 7 times the density of nearby populations Hindustan Times 06:16 Sat, 31 Oct
Chernobyl's Dogs Are Genetically Different, And We May Finally Know Why ScienceAlert 22:06 Fri, 30 Oct
Chornobyl's Genetically Unique Dogs Are Likely Caused By Natural Selection, Not Radiation-Scrambled DNA IFLScience 17:29 Fri, 30 Oct
Game of Thrones actor aims to highlight Chernobyl's need for international support World Nuclear News 15:36 Fri, 30 Oct
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: From Chernobyl child to president-elect of Belarus The Irish Times 06:07 Fri, 30 Oct Article paywall
The Dogs of Chornobyl Are Genetically Unique — But It Likely Isn’t Related to Mutations Discover Magazine 21:06 Thu, 29 Oct
Chornobyl dog population shows genetic signatures of directional selection Phys.org 21:54 Wed, 28 Oct
Tiny Chernobyl Fuel Particles Still Hold Much of Their Original Structure 40 Years Later, Slowing but Not Ending Radiation Release Nature World News 21:12 Wed, 28 Oct