Die größten Industriedesaster
Im April starben beim Einsturz einer Textilfabrik in Bangladesch mehr als tausend Menschen. Kein Einzelfall, wie ein Rückblick zeigt.
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Nicole Kolisch
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Pemberton Mills
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Triangle Shirtwaist
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Minamata 1932
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Three Mile Island Atomkraftwerk
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Three Mile Island
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To match Special Report NUCLEAR/POWER-EMERGING
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ReutersFire boat response crews battle the blazing remnants of the offshore oil rig Deepwater Horizon off Louisiana in this April 21, 2010 handout file photo. Plaintiff lawyers claimed a victory on August 26, 2011 when a U.S. federal judge overseeing hund
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REUTERSHealthy brown pelicans are pictured along Cat island in Barataria Bay near Myrtle Grove, Louisiana March 31, 2011. BPs well leaked more than 4 million barrels of oil (168 million gallons/636 million liters) after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig
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Zwei Jahre nach Fukushima
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Fukushima-Tanks undicht - Radioaktives Wasser läuft aus
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Seit der Katastrophe in Fukushima sind Japans Bürger Atomkraft gegenüber skeptisch. Um ihnen Sicherheit zu geben, werden alle japanischen AKW einem Stresstest unterzogen.
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Bangladesch
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