Radioactive waste may be leaking from a concrete-covered "coffin" in the Marshall Islands and into the Pacific Ocean, warns the UN's secretary general.

Radioactive waste from Cold War nuclear weapons tests could be leaking into the Pacific Ocean. According to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, a concrete dome that was built on ...

The tropical blue skies over the southern Pacific Ocean were enveloped by towering mushroom clouds lingering over the Marshall Islands in 1954 as the United States continued its testing of nuclear ...

The claim that Japan has announced plans to dump 920,000 tons of nuclear waste into the Pacific strays from the known facts.

The United Nations secretary-general warned that radioactive materials may be leaking into the Pacific Ocean from a decades-old concrete dome used for nuclear tests.

Japan’s chief nuclear regulator has just announced that it is very likely that irradiated water has been leaking into the ocean for the two year since the accident at the Fukushima nuclear power ...

According to Japan’s nuclear watchdog group, highly radioactive water from the now-destroyed Fukushima nuclear plant has leaked into the ocean through an underground barrier and is now quickly ...

Radioactive waste from nuclear weapons tests could be seeping from its “concrete coffin” and leaking deadly atomic “sludge” into the Pacific Ocean. The United Nations Secret… ...