Most recent
-
25 Jul 2014:
Tatyana Novikova says new Russian-funded nuclear plant bypassed planning regulations and violates international conventions
-
4 Jul 2014: A new book from National Geographic photographer Gerd Ludwig documents the worst nuclear disaster in history, and contains an essay from Mikhail Gorbachev on how the accident accelerated the collapse of the Soviet Union
-
23 Jun 2014:
Belarus Free Theatre's impressionistic exploration of environmental catastrophe is too National Geographic to have any real political impact, says Lyn Gardner
-
Gallery (5 pictures),
7 Mar 2014:
Guillaume Herbaut has been visiting Chernobyl since 2009 to photograph those who live in and around the area. By Hannah Booth
-
9 Feb 2014:
Images of abandonment – from decaying Detroit to an eerily empty island in Japan – appear to be endlessly fascinating. Why are we drawn to them, wonders Sean O'Hagan
-
5 Feb 2014:
David Robert Grimes: True sceptics test a hypothesis against the evidence, but climate sceptics refuse to accept anything that contradicts their beliefs
-
21 Oct 2013:
George Monbiot: We need nuclear power. But the government has plumped for outdated technology at the worst price imaginable
-
21 Oct 2013:
Critics say the new plant in Somerset will be heavily subsidised and cushioned from financial reality
-
Gallery (12 pictures),
14 Apr 2013:
Pripyat, founded for the 49,000-plus Chernobyl nuclear power plant workers and their families, now stands empty within the Chernobyl exclusion zone in northern Ukraine. It was evacuated in 1986 after the explosion at reactor #4
-
23 Jan 2013:
Report says thousands of lives could have been saved and damage to ecosystems avoided if early warnings heeded
-
11 Dec 2012: Bang Goes the Theory was 'extremely selective' in figures used about deaths resulting from Ukraine accident, trust rules. By Mark Sweney
-
Video
(3min 35sec),
22 Oct 2012:
Watch an excerpt from British artists Jane and Louise Wilson's new film about Chernobyl, The Toxic Camera
-
22 Oct 2012:
From Chernobyl to the room where a Mossad assassination took place, Jane and Louise Wilson capture the aftermath of atrocities, writes Adrian Searle
-
4 Jun 2012:
Travellers are beginning to realise that the world's most damaged environments are as fascinating as the most pristine
-
17 Nov 2011:
Food Standards Agency proposes lifting of controls placed on 9,800 upland farms affected by radioactive fall-out from nuclear disaster
1-15 of 79 for Chernobyl nuclear disaster
;