It has been 25 years since disaster struck the Chernobyl nuclear power plant deep in the former Soviet Union. Radioactive fallout from the accident created a dead zone around the reactor, an area of nearly 1,200 square miles too contaminated to be safely inhabited by humans. Everyone living in the zone was evacuated and relocated by government order. A no-man s land of our own making was created and left to its own devices. In the interim, something remarkable has happened. Forests, marshes, fields, and rivers have reclaimed the land, reversing the effects of human cultivation and development, returning everything to its natural state. In the absence of people, the dead zone has become a surprising post-nuclear Eden, populated by beaver and bison, horses and birds, fish and falcons and ruled by wolves. Now that access to the zone is permitted, at least on a limited basis, scientists are trying to learn how the surviving wildlife is coping with the invisible blight of the land. As the top predators in this new wilderness, wolves reflect the condition of the entire eco-system. If the wolves are doing well, the populations of their prey must also be doing well. Accordingly, a key long-term study of the wolves has been initiated to determine their health, their range, and their numbers. It s an amazing exploration into a world we hoped never to see which yields answers we never expected.

The accident that occurred at Chernobyl on 26 April 1986 was the most disastrous reactor malfunction in the history of nuclear power. Fifty-six people died immediately following the accident and substantial amounts of radioactive material were released into the atmosphere. This contaminated not only the surrounding area but spread across western Europe and eventually around the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people had to be evacuated from the region around the power plant and to date approximately 4,000 have died from the long-term effects of radiation poisoning.

Battlefield 2142 it is a first bet on the series when the proverbial war of position stood a bit to create room. Titan Mode with something similar to Onslaught from UT2004: there's 2 Titan huge transport ship. The project for each hand to destroy a vessel in the enemy. To do this you first need to knock-off her protective field (you must take special rocket launchers on the ground), then parachute in, break right through to the reactor and tear it into pieces.