Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Chernobyl exclusion zone" in English language version.
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"You could say that the overall affect was positive," said Professor Nick Beresford, an expert on Chernobyl based at the centre for Ecology and hydrology in Lancaster.
The new one-megawatt power plant is located just a hundred meters from the new "sarcophagus", a giant metal dome sealing the remains of the 1986 Chernobyl accident, the worst nuclear disaster in the world.[...][the Ukrainian-German company Solar Chernobyl] has spent one million euros on the structure which has about 3,800 photovoltaic panels installed across an area of 1.6 hectares, about the size of two football fields, and hopes the investment will pay for itself within seven years. Eventually, the region is to produce 100 times the initial solar power, the company said.
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"You could say that the overall affect was positive," said Professor Nick Beresford, an expert on Chernobyl based at the centre for Ecology and hydrology in Lancaster.
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