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Act now to track health effects of nuclear crisis

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Act now to track health effects of nuclear crisis

Radiation biologists say they must organise now to monitor any illness caused by fallout from the stricken nuclear plant in Fukushima, Japan

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Nuclear crisis: How safe is Japan's food and water?

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How Josef Oehmen's advice on Fukushima went viral

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Japan's record of nuclear cover-ups and accidents

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Japan's record of nuclear cover-ups and accidents

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Why Fukushima Daiichi won't be another Chernobyl

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Why Fukushima Daiichi won't be another Chernobyl

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Fukushima throws spotlight on quake zone nuclear power

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Fukushima throws spotlight on quake zone nuclear power

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Briefing: How nuclear accidents damage human health

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Nuclear agency plans for futuristic waste option

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Green Machine: Fill up your car with hydrogen beads

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Green Machine: Bugs and sparks turn salty water fresh

Bacteria could make seawater drinkable to quench the world's thirst without squandering the world's power

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Green Machine: Markets hint at 100-year energy gap

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Green machine: Heat scavengers come in from the cold

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Green machine: Trees may spell trouble for wind power

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Green machine: Where do solar cells go when they die?

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