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KGB's Secret Cold War Plot to Attack UK with Radioactive Waste Revealed
In 1971, KGB defector Oleg Lyalin revealed a Cold War plot to contaminate Scotland's Holy Loch with radioactive waste to damage UK-US relations, exploiting anti-nuclear protests; this led to the expulsion of 105 Soviet spies.
KGB's Secret Cold War Plot to Attack UK with Radioactive Waste Revealed
In 1971, KGB defector Oleg Lyalin revealed a Cold War plot to contaminate Scotland's Holy Loch with radioactive waste to damage UK-US relations, exploiting anti-nuclear protests; this led to the expulsion of 105 Soviet spies.
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64% Bias Score


Over 1,800 Barrels of Radioactive Waste Found Dumped in Atlantic Ocean
A research team aboard the L'Atalante has discovered over 1,800 barrels of radioactive waste dumped in the northeast Atlantic between the 1950s and 1980s by European countries, prompting a study to map the dumping sites and assess the environmental impact of this historical practice.
Over 1,800 Barrels of Radioactive Waste Found Dumped in Atlantic Ocean
A research team aboard the L'Atalante has discovered over 1,800 barrels of radioactive waste dumped in the northeast Atlantic between the 1950s and 1980s by European countries, prompting a study to map the dumping sites and assess the environmental impact of this historical practice.
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28% Bias Score


China Finds Normal Radiation Levels Near Fukushima, But Seafood Ban Remains
China's independent tests near Fukushima found normal radiation levels in seawater samples, but this does not guarantee an end to its ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting ongoing bilateral tensions and food safety concerns despite the International Atomic Energy Agency's confirmation that t...
China Finds Normal Radiation Levels Near Fukushima, But Seafood Ban Remains
China's independent tests near Fukushima found normal radiation levels in seawater samples, but this does not guarantee an end to its ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting ongoing bilateral tensions and food safety concerns despite the International Atomic Energy Agency's confirmation that t...
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44% Bias Score

Radioactive Wasp Nest Found at Savannah River Site
Workers at South Carolina's Savannah River Site, a former nuclear weapons facility, discovered a radioactive wasp nest with radiation levels ten times the federal limit near liquid nuclear waste tanks on July 3, 2024; officials stated no danger to the public exists, attributing the contamination to ...

Radioactive Wasp Nest Found at Savannah River Site
Workers at South Carolina's Savannah River Site, a former nuclear weapons facility, discovered a radioactive wasp nest with radiation levels ten times the federal limit near liquid nuclear waste tanks on July 3, 2024; officials stated no danger to the public exists, attributing the contamination to ...
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40% Bias Score

AUKUS Submarine Waste Facility Plan Opens for Public Comment
Public comments opened on a plan to build a low-level radioactive waste and maintenance facility at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to support the AUKUS nuclear submarine program, with ARPANSA deeming off-site radiation risks negligible, despite community concerns over safety and long-term waste ...

AUKUS Submarine Waste Facility Plan Opens for Public Comment
Public comments opened on a plan to build a low-level radioactive waste and maintenance facility at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to support the AUKUS nuclear submarine program, with ARPANSA deeming off-site radiation risks negligible, despite community concerns over safety and long-term waste ...
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44% Bias Score

German Study: Transmutation Promises Profitable Nuclear Waste Solution
A study commissioned by Germany's SPRIND agency shows that radioactive waste from nuclear power plants can be converted into less harmful elements using a transmutation plant, potentially recovering valuable materials and reducing radiation duration from one million years to 800 years; the process i...

German Study: Transmutation Promises Profitable Nuclear Waste Solution
A study commissioned by Germany's SPRIND agency shows that radioactive waste from nuclear power plants can be converted into less harmful elements using a transmutation plant, potentially recovering valuable materials and reducing radiation duration from one million years to 800 years; the process i...
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44% Bias Score
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