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Researchers make discovery about radioactive waste in the Atlantic

Researchers reportedly made a significant discovery concerning radioactive waste in the Atlantic Ocean. The finding and any confirmed impact remain unspecified.

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Radioactive contamination in the Atlantic could pose environmental and public-health risks, but the scale is unclear.

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