Chernobyl 2.0: Here’s where nuclear disaster could happen next
Summary
An analysis warns that prohibitions against targeting nuclear infrastructure are breaking down in active war zones, and examines which nuclear plants — beyond Chernobyl — could be the next site of a catastrophic nuclear disaster given current conflicts.
Preview
The prohibitions against targeting nuclear infrastructure are becoming weaker in a highly volatile world Read Full Article at RT.com
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