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Study Explains Why Wild Boars in Chernobyl Remained Radioactive Decades After Disaster

Study Explains Why Wild Boars in Chernobyl Remained Radioactive Decades After Disaster
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Europe Trails Other Global Regions in Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity, According to GEM European Regional Report

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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.

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Chernobyl: Scientists solve mystery of why wild boars are more radioactive than other animals

It has to do with the pigs’ penchant for a certain truffle - and nuclear weapons tests that predate the accident.

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