A 26 April 25 years ago, the Chernobyl nuclear plant exploded, releasing into the atmosphere huge amounts of highly radioactive material. It was the largest nuclear accident in history. Today, 25 years later, an exclusion zone of 30 km around the plant remains uninhabited due to the high radiation harmful to human health. Today, 25 years later, still feeling the effects of the nuclear disaster in children born with serious problems and mental or physical disability, food still has levels of radioactivity are not suitable for consumption, the consequences suffered by living near the plant. Today, 25 years later, we know precisely the effects that Chernobyl has had on human health or the number of deaths, although some data are quite clear. As an example, more than 300,000 displaced people who have never been able to return to their homes. Today, 25 years later, we are waiting for another nuclear steaming of Fukushima Despite all the times we have said not happen again .
Today, 25 years later, there are still some who insist on looking the other way and defend an obsolete technology, face, and since there is no doubt, very dangerous because of the tremendous risks associated with it. Today, 25 years later, with the memory of Chernobyl very present, we have to say, taller than ever, not Nuclear!
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