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• Radioactive pollutants were carried primarily to what are now the republics of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia.
• Greenpeace mesurements in La Hague and Sellafield indicated that there are radioactive pollutants steadily released into the sea, and the air.
• Viktor Mikhailov told the Interfax news agency that the accord will provide for closer Russian-Chinese ties in thermonuclear fusion, uranium mining and processing, radioactive pollutants and other fields.
• About 2.7 billion cubic meters of groundwater under the reservation is known to have been contaminated with chemical and radioactive pollutants from dilute solutions that were dumped into the ground in the 1940s and 1950s.
• The act lists unregulated radioactive pollutants such as cadmium, arsenic, and polycyclic organic matter and mandates listing them if they will cause or contribute to air pollution that endangers public health, under section 7408 or 7412.
• About 2 . 7 billion cubic meters of groundwater under the reservation is known to have been contaminated with chemical and radioactive pollutants from dilute solutions that were dumped into the ground in the 1940s and 1950s.
• In June 2014 Public Health England published a review of the potential public health impacts of exposures to chemical and radioactive pollutants as a result of shale gas extraction in the UK, based on the examination of literature and data from countries where hydraulic fracturing already occurs.
• Environmentalists recently obtained results of tests conducted by David Prudict, a scientist with the U . S . Geological Survey, showing unusually high levels of radioactive pollutants in desert sands near a repository in Beatty, Nev ., where low-level radioactive waste was accepted from 1962 through 1993.
• A recent study by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calculated that within four days of an accident here, radioactive pollutants could be carried as far west as Texas or as far north as Washington, D . C ., depending on the prevailing wind patterns at the time.
• In the event of a nuclear disaster at the plant near Cienfuegos, 180 miles from Key West, Fla ., the result would be similar to the reactor catastrophe at Chernobyl, Russia, with radioactive pollutants falling over the southeastern United States, from Texas to Washington D . C ., federal officials told the subcommittee.