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Subjects and on other subjects. i've looked more historical type of things to give the kinds of examples, for example, the failure of a country to notify neighbours that there is a massive radioactive cloud passing above them. there was a case involving a british government, the dumping of ultra—hazardous waste in peoples communities, 15 or so years ago. 0bviously they're going to be issues with climate change, difficulty and the challenge and i accept that challenge is where you draw the line? am i in eco— sit there because i drive a car that's only partially electric or because i'm invol...

By on fridays to pick up the boys spending the night at their grandparents' house marks the start of the weekend yes she lives in a city that was covered by a radioactive cloud seven years ago twelve months ago he returned to his village his children and grandchildren will follow in april. first we were worried about radiation but now the levels have dropped significantly and i'm glad that soon we will live together like we used to. need to today is located about fifty kilometers from the fukushima nuclear power plant the village was in the restricted zone and had to be cleared in twenty eleve...

Nuclear test. depending on where that was detonated you would then have a radioactive cloud moving around and that's something for which we would really want to warn people to take shelter. you wouldn't have the blast effects but you would certainly want people to shelter in place if there was rode radioactive -- >> you wouldn't want a real wolf situation. on kim jong-un, for people who haven't, con leeza rice talking to david axelrod over the weekend says this about kju. >> i think kim jong-un is turning out much more so than i thought to be actually pretty clever. the decision to go to the o...

Economically through the international community, ana? >> there's still this issue of confirming that this test is what north korea says it was. i know the u.s. does have some ability to do some testing to try to find out exactly what it was, but there's been some kind of a snag as they were sending these sniffer jets. what more can you tell us about that? >> one of the typical ways they do this is the u.s. military has plains with classified sensors onboard that basically collect air samples and they have to wait a couple of tests far radioactive material to rise from the earth and get into t...

Power disaster. it has been 25 years since the explosion at chernobyl. the numbers from that disaster are staggering. according to the world health organization, 240,000 clean-up workers received high levels of exposure in their attempts to contain the radioactive debris. 28 of them died that year. and public health experts believe that as many as 4,000 of those exposed to the disaster died later of cancers linked to chernobyl. children were also impacted. 5,000 cases of thyroid cancer were diagnosed among ukraine's youngest victims exposed to the leak. in all, nearly 350,000 people were for...