The End of Nuclear Power in Germany
<p>An enduring memory from Paul Hockenos’s student days in Berlin was a rugby game in 1986, shortly after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, when a cloud of radiation was passing over Europe.</p>
<p>Everybody had been told not to eat fruit or vegetables that might have been contaminated during the meltdown, and to stay inside, which the students initially ignored.</p>
<p>“In the middle of a game it started to rain, and they [opposing team] just ran off the field. We were just standing there like, ‘what’s going on here? Should we be running too?’”</p>
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