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The 24 pages that link to Nuclear fallout, each with the reason it gives.

• Linus PaulingRelated: Pauling publicized its health risks as a reason to oppose nuclear tests.

• Castle BravoNarrower topic: Bravo’s unexpectedly large explosion contaminated distant islands and a fishing vessel.

• Nuclear winterCompared with: Fallout harms through ionizing radiation, unlike nuclear winter's sunlight-blocking climate pathway.

• Blast waveRelated: A nuclear blast can loft debris that later settles far beyond the immediate pressure-damage zone.

• Bikini AtollNarrower topic: It is the pathway by which Bikini’s tests contaminated distant places.

• Novaya ZemlyaRelated: Atmospheric tests at Novaya Zemlya contributed radioactive material to Arctic environments.

• NagasakiRelated: Radioactive debris added exposure beyond the blast and heat.

• Partial Test Ban TreatyRelated: Public concern over fallout helped build support for stopping tests in the open air.

• Thermonuclear weaponRelated: Thermonuclear tests demonstrated how fallout can spread contamination far beyond a test site.

• Atomic bombing of HiroshimaRelated: Radioactive rain and deposited material added to the bomb’s longer-term exposure effects.

• Operation CrossroadsRelated: Baker’s radioactive spray contaminated ships and complicated the test program.

• KiritimatiRelated: Testing near Kiritimati raised concerns about exposure among local people and test workers.

• Lop NurRelated: Atmospheric nuclear tests at Lop Nur raised concerns about radioactive exposure beyond the test area.

• Strontium-90Related: Fallout transported strontium-90 from tests and accidents into soil and water.

• Nuclear warfareBroader topic: Fallout can contaminate areas beyond the immediate blast zone.

• Enewetak AtollRelated: Fallout from tests spread contamination beyond the immediate blast areas.

• Johnston AtollRelated: Testing at Johnston raised concerns about radioactive debris and contamination.

• Tsar BombaRelated: Removing the uranium tamper reduced fallout compared with the original design.

• StrontiumRelated: Fallout can spread strontium-90 into soil, water, and food chains.

• TNT equivalentRelated: TNT equivalent alone does not describe radioactive contamination.

• MoruroaRelated: Atmospheric tests at Moruroa dispersed radioactive material across the Pacific.

• SemeyRelated: Fallout from tests near Semey exposed people and landscapes to radiation.

• Caesium-137Related: Atmospheric weapons testing spread caesium-137 globally through fallout.

• Decay productRelated: Environmental fallout contains decay products whose activity changes over time.