radiation

Braving the wilderness of Canada, two scientists trek unforgiving terrain to uncover a secret, nuclear powered Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed there decades ago.

The Cold War’s over. But the threat of nuclear war gets more dangerous by the day.

Scientists hunt for a secret, Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed decades ago.

The forgotten victims of Fukushima (2011), who are still living in matchbox-sized temporary accommodation 7 years on, speak out for the first time on camera, about their experience with the Japanese government, TEPCO and radiation.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman end their road trip in Semipalatinsk, where the effects of the Soviet Union's largest nuclear test site still linger.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman sample antler blood, a natural remedy said to protect the body from radiation, before they visit the Soviet Union's primary nuclear test site.

VICE News reports from Russia's radioactive hotspots, where residents continue to live among radiation.

30 years after the Chernobyl disaster, VICE News finds tourism is booming in the exclusion zone.

The Creators Project heads to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster zone to get an exclusive look at Japanese art collective, Chim↑Pom's latest project.

Meet the Canadian photographer obsessed with photographing wastelands like Chernobyl and Fukishima