Environment
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Tragedy and Mystery of Lake Chagan: The Most Radioactive Lake in the World
Lake Chagan is the outcome of a thermonuclear explosion that took place in 1965 at a nuclear test site in Semey, also referred to as "The Polygon" in Kazakhstan.
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