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Chernobyl's Most Dangerous Job: Measuring Radiation in the Core
Anatoli Doroshenko is undertaking what colleagues call 'perhaps the most dangerous job in the world,' measuring radiation deep within the core of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, 40 years after the disaster.
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