For decades, toxic waste flowed into the heart of the Amazon. Thousands of indigenous lives were upended while the world looked away. This is the disaster they called the “Amazon Chernobyl.” ...

A warning about a potential environmental disaster on an island in the U.S., drawing parallels to Chernobyl, due to ongoing industrial risks and hazardous conditions.

Fears have emerged that groundworks for major renewable projects across the Highlands could be exposing radioactive ...

"Before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there used to be a thriving tourism industry in Chernobyl," said Davies, a toxic geography expert. "You could buy a day pass and go on a 'toxic ...

Chernobyl dogs — the descendants of former ... which experienced extreme genetic defects as a result of the toxic radiation. The findings are especially valuable as scientists have learned ...

but “Chernobyl” feels timely on a variety of fronts. At its core, the documentary exposes the toxic combination of a major tragedy and a highly secretive regime, yielding a tragedy that has ...

A few months after reactor 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant went up in toxic flames in 1986, it was encased in a concrete and steel "sarcophagus" to contain the radioactive material inside.

The Chernobyl disaster of 1986 was a nuclear meltdown ... Somehow, two small populations of dogs managed to survive in that highly toxic environment,' Kleiman said in a statement. ' ...

The dogs of Chernobyl - alongside stunning scientists by managing to survive in the toxic environment - have also changed their behaviour, and now live in tight, loyal packs even closer-knit than ...

Radiation isn’t the only thing making survival tricky for Chernobyl’s dogs. The soil and water are packed with leftover toxic chemicals, metals, and industrial waste from decades of cleanup ...

Marine Park residents fear two planned battery-storage facilities could turn their neighborhood into a “miniature Chernobyl” — with the potential for toxic chemical leaks and major fire hazards.

A controlled burn of the toxic materials has filled the air and ... “largest environmental disaster in history” or simply “Chernobyl 2.0,” invoking the 1986 nuclear disaster.