Social Justice Miso and the Art of Nuclear Trauma The Ukrainian artist Miso captures the Chernobyl tragedy in millions of pinholes—creating maps of trauma that feel at once fragile and powerful, ephemeral and enduring. Sarah Witman
News in Brief Radioactive Fish and Militarized Honeybees: The U.S. Nuclear Program’s Unknown Impact on Ecosystems For decades, the U.S. government has used animals — and, at times, people — to study the effects of nuclear radiation. So… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Is Our Fear of Nuclear Energy Overblown? One researcher argues that the dangers are exaggerated, but the nuclear industry has much bigger problems than our… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Field Notes: Pripyat, Ukraine More than 30 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the ghost town’s Palace of Culture still stands, in… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Chernobyl in Spring Thirty years after the nuclear disaster, the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone remains a ghost town — but recently it’s seen a… Pacific Standard Staff