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Learning from Chernobyl to tackle the Covid-19 Pandemic

In 1986, the severe accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union occurred in a world still marked by the geopolitical division of the Cold War. Despite the tragedy, the opponents considered that any unfortunate event from “the other side” of the iron curtain was “their problem” and a setback. The devastating effects of the accident have spread throughout the European continent. This catastrophe showed that when dealing with environmental issues, there is no enemy territory nor borders.