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The barren wasteland of America's uranium ghost towns: Inside the remains of mining outpost Jeffrey City, Wyoming, which was all but abandoned after the end of the nuclear arms race - left with just 24 RESIDENTS, one diner, and a school with two students - Vimarsana News

The barren wasteland of America's uranium ghost towns: Inside the remains of mining outpost Jeffrey City, Wyoming, which was all but abandoned after the end of the nuclear arms race - left with just 24 RESIDENTS, one diner, and a school with two students

The rural enclave started out as a single homestead but after uranium was discovered in the area and a mine opened in 1957, a drove of workers descended. But now it's a far cry from its heyday.

The Hind-G1 Nuclear Scout Helicopter Has Joined Ukraine's War Effort. - Vimarsana News

The Hind-G1 Nuclear Scout Helicopter Has Joined Ukraine's War Effort.

A video of a Hind-G1 in Ukrainian colors appeared online last week. It's one of the few images of Hind-G1 since the type made its debut in 1986.

Source: forbes.com
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Book Review: 'What's Cooking in the Kremlin,' by Witold Szablowski - Vimarsana News

Book Review: 'What's Cooking in the Kremlin,' by Witold Szablowski

The new book by Witold Szablowski features the chefs who were expected to prepare sumptuous meals for Russian leaders — and keep them from being poisoned.

Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: A Failed Decontamination Process - Vimarsana News

Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: A Failed Decontamination Process

A recent study shows the tens of billions of dollars spent to decontaminate land following the areas affected by the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident may not have been worthwhile and have encouraged only a minority of residents to come back. A better option could be to declare the zone a natural reserve. (new subheadline)

Hero Chernobyl engineer who 'could no longer cope with treatment' for radiation poisoning he suffered in 1986 disaster jumps 150ft to his death from a Moscow balcony - Vimarsana News

Hero Chernobyl engineer who 'could no longer cope with treatment' for radiation poisoning he suffered in 1986 disaster jumps 150ft to his death from a Moscow balcony

Viktor Smakov, 75, jumped from a balcony on his high rise residential building and fell 150ft to his death. He was one of the first on the scene when reactor number four of the power station exploded

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