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U.S. discovery reportedly contains dangerously radioactive wasp nest

A wasp nest in the United States is reported to have dangerously elevated radioactive levels. Its location, source and exposure details remain unspecified.

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If confirmed, radioactive contamination could pose a localized environmental and public-health hazard.

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