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"I Noticed that the Blueberries From Chernobyl Were Similar to My breakfast."
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What is the value of an exclusion zone when radioactivity distorts space and time, when isotopes travel and accumulate...? Forty years after Chernobyl, historian Kate Brown recounts what a nuclear accident entails. This article is published in partnership with "Terrestres," the journal of radical ecologies, which features a longer version of this interview. Nuclear contamination plays with space and time. At least, as we measure them. This is wh…
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