US Edition[Opinion] 40 years since the Chernobyl accident – Perception becomes operational reality in the absence of communication (P)
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In an era of information coming instantly on social networks, in online lives or TV, it is almost unimaginable how a catastrophe with dozens of direct victims and thousands of associated conditions can be hidden from public opinion for almost three days. It happened 40 years ago in Chernobyl and, according to the chronology and archival documents presented Friday to the journalists of the authorities in the workshop "Cernobil 40: From accident t…
40 years since the Chernobyl accident – Perception becomes operational reality in the absence of communication (P)
In a nuclear or radiological emergency, the way information is communicated directly shapes risk perception, public behavior, and the effectiveness of the institutional response. Marking 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster, Romania’s National Commission for Nuclear Activities Control (CNCAN) organized the workshop “Chernobyl 40: From Accident to Operational Lessons for Crisis Communication” at CIPRIERN, dedicated to journalists and their role …
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