【据因特网2000年12月6日报道】 位于俄罗斯首都莫斯科以南450公里的新沃罗涅日核电站的工作人员于2000年12月5日在这座电站附近土壤中探测出高于正常值的核辐射。 俄罗斯国家核电力公司发言人康斯坦丁罗姆伯格在公布这一消息时说,这些超标核辐射可能来自已经关闭10多年的两座 According to the Internet, December 6, 2000, staff of the new Voronezh nuclear power plant, located 450 kilometers south of Moscow, the capital of Russia, detected higher than normal levels of nuclear radiation on the soil near the power station on December 5, 2000. Speaking on the news, Konstantin Romberg, a spokesman for the Russian state nuclear power company, said these excessive nuclear radiation could come from two buildings that have been closed for more than 10 years