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The Latest Breaking News from Radiation

Climate change conditions likely to benefit for wind farms in south India

Solar energy production likely to decrease in the immediate future

The Hindu

Space junk won't make you grow extra arms and other misconceptions

Firstly, no, space junk is not radioactive.

The Canberra Times

Astronomers discovered the earliest known dark matter — and it's not behaving as predicted

For the first time, scientists used the radiation residue of the Big Bang to measure dark matter around extremely distant galaxies.

Inverse

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UN warns of 'grave crisis' at Ukraine nuclear plant

The UN nuclear chief warned Thursday that “very alarming” military activity at Europe’s largest nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine could lead to dangerous consequences for the region and called for an end to attacks at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia facility. Read FRANCE 24’s live coverage of the day’s events. All times…

France 24

What happens if Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant explodes?

Experts say the greatest concern is in the leak of radiation that could come as a result of the shelling.

Al Jazeera

Consumer Health: Enjoy the summer sun safely

August is Summer Sun Safety Month, which makes this a good time to learn more about protecting yourself and your family from the harmful effects of ultraviolet, or UV, radiation from sunlight.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine's nuclear chief warns of 'very high' radiation risks amid power plant shelling

Energoatom's chief, Petro Kotin, said some of the Russian shelling landed near storage facilities for spent fuel, which could trigger a "radiation cloud" if hit

Daily Mirror

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Sunscreen: here’s why it’s an anti-ageing skincare essential

Every month there seems to be a trendy new product to add to your skincare collection. Lately, a commonplace product that many people already use has taken the top spot, with everyone from dermatologists to influencers swearing by it as the number one way to stay looking youthful through the…

The Conversation

Ireland heatwave: Irish doctor warns three bad sunburns can double your chances of developing serious form of skin cancer

Dr Catriona McCarthy outlined the symptoms of skin cancer to be aware of and how to protect your skin in the Irish climate

Irish Mirror

Attack on Ukraine nuclear plant ‘suicidal’, says UN chief as he urges access to site

Atomic watchdog seeking access to Zaporizhzhia, Europe’s largest atomic energy plant, after shelling damages radiation sensors and injures worker

The Guardian - AU

Factbox: Five facts about Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

The Zaporizhzhia power plant in Ukraine is a focus of attention in the war after Kyiv accused Russia of shelling the plant again and damaging radiation sensors. The plant, in Russian-controlled territory, was also shelled on Friday. Moscow blames Ukrainian forces for the strikes.

Reuters

Ukraine says worker wounded in new Russian strike on nuclear plant

KYIV: Ukraine's state nuclear power company Energoatom said on Sunday a worker was wounded and radiation monitoring sensors were damaged when Russian forces renewed their shelling of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the biggest in Europe, on Saturday night.

Bangkok Post

Cancer centre at Guntur govt. hospital gives free treatment

The lone public health sector unit has advanced diagnostic and radiation facilities

The Hindu

The darkest sci-fi movie on Amazon Prime could reveal real alien life

Europa Report suggests life may inhabit Jupiter's moon, but real-life experts say it's not so certain.

Inverse

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Bristol Post

South Gloucestershire veteran 'ordered to march through smoking craters' in nuclear bomb tests

Brian Tomlinson from Yate claims the state dumped him and his comrades, many of whom later died from cancer

Daily Mirror

British veterans 'ordered to march through smoking craters' in nuclear bomb tests

Brian Tomlinson claims the state dumped him and his comrades, many of whom died from cancer after being used in a shocking human experiment

The Conversation

How not to solve the climate change problem

When politicians talk about reaching “net zero” emissions, they’re often counting on trees or technology that can pull carbon dioxide out of the air. What they don’t mention is just how much these proposals or geoengineering would cost to allow the world to continue burning fossil fuels.

Manchester Evening News

Can you get sunburn in the shade?

Sunburn can lead to long-lasting damage to the skin's surface and should be avoided as much as possible

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Irish Mirror

Urgent solar storm alert sparks Ireland blackout fears as huge flare heads towards Earth

The US Space Weather Prediction Centre said: 'Slight chance for S1 (Minor) solar radiation storms will be present July 17 - 18'

The Guardian - UK

Developer dismisses B-52 crash radiation fears at proposed site of Spanish resort

Two nuclear bombs exploded in 1966 after US aircraft involved in mid-air collision over Palomares in Almería

The Hindu

Explained | What is the relevance of the recently released images from the James Webb Space Telescope?

With the release of its first five stunning images, the James Webb Space Telescope has demonstrated an acute observational capacity and revealed aspects of the cosmos hitherto hidden from other telescopes

The Conversation

Gut bacteria nurture the immune system – for cancer patients, a diverse microbiome can protect against dangerous treatment complications

One promising treatment for patients with blood cancers is stem cell transplantation. Doctors completely eliminate the patient’s immune system by aiming chemotherapy, radiation or both at their bone marrow before replacing it with a donor’s immune system. Because the bone marrow produces blood and immune cells, completely substituting cancerous bone…

Chicago Sun-Times

The scoop on microwaves: myth versus fact about this kitchen staple

Contrary to the belief that microwaves cook from the inside out, they actually heat the outer layers, which transfer heat to the inner portions.

Birmingham Post

Kromek signs distribution deal for radiation detection kit in US and South American markets

The North East firm has partnered with a major supplier to airports and the defence market

Daily Mirror

'Very dangerous' nuclear warheads spotted travelling near 'schools and hospitals'

But the Ministry of Defence say in over 50 years of transporting nuclear material by road in the UK, there has never been an incident that has posed any radiation hazard to the public

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