CLEAN: Tourists head for Chernobyl radiation zone

The video discusses a scene with rusted greens and installed trees, measuring environmental safety with a device showing 11 microns per hour. Despite this, the area remains unsafe due to soil contamination. It highlights public fear of radiation's impact, even in Sweden, and emphasizes the historical significance. Personal reflections on the remnants left behind make the experience more tangible, though sometimes uncomfortable.

What does the device measuring 11 microns per hour indicate about the area?

• The area is free from any radiation.

• The area is suitable for habitation.

• The area is still contaminated.

• The area is completely safe for cleaning.

Why are people concerned about radiation in Sweden?

• Because it has no historical significance.

• Because it is a minor issue.

• Because it is not related to their history.

• Because it could affect them too.

What is the significance of the issue discussed in the second section?

• It is a significant part of personal and collective history.

• It is a trivial part of history.

• It is unrelated to historical events.

• It is only important to a few people.

What makes the remnants left behind feel more real?

• They are left untouched.

• They are ignored by everyone.

• They are frequently cleaned.

• They are completely removed.

How do people feel when looking into affected personal spaces?

• Excited and thrilled.

• Comfortable and relaxed.

• Uncomfortable and uneasy.

• Indifferent and uninterested.