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Bryansk Oblast

                   

Study Shows Significant Impact of Chernobyl Nuclear Accident on Bone Development in Russian Women

newswiretoday.com
23-Sep-2008
        

NewswireToday (newswire) - 09/18/2008 Täby, Stockholm Sweden - This study of bone density compares BMD development in 2854 women affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident with two non-contaminated control groups using...

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Obituary: Binyamin Gibli

guardian.co.uk
16-Sep-2008
        

As director of Israeli military intelligence from mid-1950 to early 1955, Binyamin Gibli, who has died aged 89, was a key player in what was arguably his country's most debilitating political scandal, the Lavon affair....

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sptimes.ru: Conservationist and author Laura Williams (l) and her husband, fellow conservationist and photographer Igor Shpilenok. sptimes.ru

Wild at heart

sptimes.ru
04-Jul-2008
        

U.S. conservationist and author Laura Williams has made a home in Russia. By Maria Antonova Special to The St. Petersburg Times Russia is more known for Soviet-era environmental disasters than for environmental successes like...

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Embracing the Unexpected

themoscowtimes.com
22-Jun-2008
        

23 June 2008By Maria AntonovaRussia is more known for environmental disasters like Chernobyl than for environmental successes like its system of nature reserves, or zapovedniks. But the zapovednik system was what brought Laura...

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Construction of Chemical Weapons Disposal Facility Launched in Russia

redorbit.com
10-Jun-2008 5 related
        

Text of report in English by Russian state news agency ITAR-TASS Bryansk, 10 June: The foundation stone of Europe's largest plant for the destruction of chemical weapons will be laid near the town of Pochep in Bryansk Region on...

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