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Channels frontpage world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business Latest Overview world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business AD Chernobyl in Pictures: Signs of Life After Nuclear Devastation JAY GORY, MANAGING EDITOR, science More than 30 years after the world’s worst nuclear accident, the area around Chernobyl has evolved from a disaster zone into a nature reserve, teeming with bison, moose and wolves. The remarkable turnaround in the area, which was declared a permanent no-go zone for people after the accident in 1986, suggests radiation contamination is not hindering wildlife from breeding and thriving, but underscores the negative impact humans have on populations of wild mammals. “When humans are removed, nature flourishes—even in the wake of the world’s worst nuclear accident,” Jim Smith, a specialist in earth and environmental sciences at Britain’s University of Portsmouth, told Reuters. read more Disclaimer: Chances are that this post was requested by an advertiser. (Possibly) Related news A Controversial Philippine Mayor Has Died After Being Shot in the Chest by a Sniper U.S. Has Plan to Dismantle North Korea's Nuclear Program in a Year, John Bolton Says A.Q. Khan: Nuclear hero to Pakistan, villain to West Bali airport reopens after ash threat stranded thousands Teenage Girl Caught at the Center of a Medical and Religious Debate Over Brain Death Dies After Surgery Rocket developed by Japan startup in flames after liftoff A landmark climate change ruling could go up in smoke after Justice Kennedy retires A Gunman Killed Five People at the Capital Gazette Newspaper. This Is Their Front Page After the Attack NASA finds Fuego's volcanic avalanches are still warm, weeks after violent eruption Basics of life discovered on Saturn’s moon Enceladus More in science The Woman Harassed by the Capital Gazette Shooter Felt ‘Traumatized and Terrorized’ Drinking Coffee May Help You Live Longer, Study Says Honeybees finding it harder to eat at America's bee hot spot Satellite Images Show North Korea Is Expanding a Missile Japan’s Latest Attempt at Private Spaceflight Fails on Liftoff Seattle bans plastic straws, utensils at restaurants, bars A Youth Soccer Team Has Been Trapped in a Thai Cave for More Than a Week. Here's Why It's Taking So Long to Find Them SpaceX Capsule Brings AI Robot to Space Station Tear it up on Mars in ‘Red Rover,’ the driving sim built on NASA data Brits Are Running Low on Crumpets and Beer as CO2 in Short Supply

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