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Fallout from nuclear weapons testing explains the wild boar paradox of radioactive meat – Physics World

Fallout from nuclear weapons testing explains the wild boar paradox of radioactive meat – Physics World
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Kyyivs ka oblastDorian zokGeorg steinhauserAnna katharina schillerLeibniz universitSoviet unionEnvironmental scienceBin feng

Scientists discover why wild boar meat still radioactive after Chernobyl

Contamination not expected to decrease significantly in the next few years; cesium from Chernobyl is only now being incorporated into the truffles.

Georg steinhauserInstitute of inorganic chemistry at leibniz universitLeibniz university of hannoverCenter atominstitutLeibniz universityProfessor georg steinhauserLeibniz universitBin fengInorganic chemistryCentral europe

Nuclear Weapons Testing and Chernobyl Incident Leads to Radioactive Boars in Germany

Wild boars have long been a concern in Germany, known for their somewhat disruptive behavior. However, there is now a growing concern for the species.

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Study finds Cold War guilty for radioactive wild boars

What do Chernobyl and the Cold War have to do with reduced consumption of wild boars and venison meat? How concerning is their overpopulation?

Georg steinhauserBin fengCold warWild boarBavarian forestCold warNuclear fissionUnderground truffleEapons testing

Nuclear Weapons Turned Wild Boars Into an Irradiated Menace, Study Finds

German wild boars, which are overpopulated, are so irradiated that they're not safe to eat. Now, we know why: nuke tests.

Georg steinhauserInternational atomic energy agencyEnvironmental science technologyVienna university of technologyBin fengVienna universityEnvironmental science

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