Chernóbil, ¿una historia natural? Un enigma radioactivo
El accidente de Chernóbil del 26 de abril de 1986 liberó miles de millones de partículas radiactivas, contaminando diferentes países. Se evacuaron a 135.000 personas que jamás regresaron a sus hogares. Pero, ¿qué ha sido de las plantas y los animales de la zona de exclusión en todo este tiempo?
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