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Natural or industrial materials crossing a border with purely peaceful purposes can still be dangerous. Here, environmental inspectors and border guards practice laboratory checks of ionizing radiation.

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© OSCE/Iryna Iarema
ID:
108413
Date:
Source:
OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine (closed)
Our work:
Border management, Environmental activities
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