The Fukushima disaster resulted in the release of radioactive material
TRACES of a potentially deadly radioactive material that leaked out following the Chernobyl and Fukishima nuclear disasters have been discovered on a the beach of a popular UK tourist spot.
Astonished scientists found evidence of Strontium 90 contamination during routine monitoring of the shore at pretty Aldeburgh, in Sussex, which is three miles from Sizewell B nuclear power station.
The Environment Agency confirmed that the substance was found last year in sediment samples taken from the beach, which is popular with young families and children. Continue reading
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