Soviet Nuclear Submarine Still Leaking Radiation 37 Years After Sinking

Potential long-term exposure risk to marine life and fishing communities dependent on Norwegian Sea resources.

Thirty-seven years after a Soviet nuclear submarine sank to the floor of the Norwegian Sea, scientists have confirmed that its reactor continues to release radioactive material into surrounding waters — a slow, invisible wound that neither time nor pressure has closed. The vessel, a Cold War artifact resting beyond the reach of easy intervention, sits at the intersection of geopolitical history and ecological consequence, reminding us that the dangerous inheritances of the twentieth century do not simply fade when the ideologies that produced them do. What was built to project power in one kin

Soviet Nuclear Submarine Still Leaking Radiation 37 Years After Sinking

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