Atmospheric modeling and source reconstruction of radioactive ruthenium from an undeclared major release in 2017 | PNAS
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Russian nuclear facility denies it is source of high radioactivity levels | Russia | The Guardian
A Nuclear Generator of Clouds: Accidents and Radioactive Contamination Identified on Declassified Satellite Photographs in the Mayak Chemical Combine, Southern Urals | Cambridge Archaeological Journal | Cambridge Core
Russian role in Europe-wide radiation leak two years ago confirmed | News | Chemistry World
A Nuclear Generator of Clouds: Accidents and Radioactive Contamination Identified on Declassified Satellite Photographs in the Mayak Chemical Combine, Southern Urals | Cambridge Archaeological Journal | Cambridge Core
Radioactivity in Urals no nuclear accident - Russia | RNZ News
Radioactivity source narrowed down – DW – 11/21/2017
Investigation blames Russian facility for last year's ruthenium isotope leak | News | Chemistry World
Mishandling of spent nuclear fuel in Russia may have caused radioactivity to spread across Europe – NORWAY NEWS – latest news, breaking stories and comment – NORWAY NEWS
Radiation cloud that spread across Europe in 2017: Russian source | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
What caused a plume of radioactive ruthenium in Europe in 2017?
Honor among nuclear neighbors – Safecast
Map showing the Mayak Production Association (inset) and the... | Download Scientific Diagram
Ozersk, City 40: Russian city hiding chilling Cold War secret from world
Russian Plant Admits It Emits Nuclear Isotope Amid Leak Reports
Radioactive cloud across Europe in 2017 'likely came from Russian nuclear reprocessing plant' | Daily Mail Online
The 2017 Radioactive Cloud That Wafted Over Europe Was Civilian-Made
Russia, in Reversal, Confirms Radiation Spike - The New York Times
First load of nuclear waste from Andreeva Bay arrives in Mayak | The Independent Barents Observer
Mysterious 2017 radioactive cloud over Europe originated in Russia, researchers say - The Washington Post
About that radioactive plume of Ru-106…. – Safecast
That 'harmless' radioactive cloud over Europe probably did come from Russia after all - The Washington Post
A massive atmospheric release of radioactive ruthenium in 2017 was likely caused by an undeclared nuclear accident at the Mayak Production Association in southern Russia according to a comprehensive analysis of European
Mystery radioactive cloud that covered Europe like Chernobyl 'triggered by Russian nuke plant blast' – The Sun | The Sun
