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PROJECT OF MONTH:

Maria Sharapova Foundation supports talented youths from contaminated regions of Belarus.

In September 2008, Maria Sharapova announced the launch of a $210,000 scholarship programme for students from Chernobyl–affected areas of Belarus. The programme will enable 12 young talented people to take a full course of study at two leading universities of Belarus. more
 
NEWS:

04.12.2009.Photo exhibition dedicated to Chernobyl tragedy opens in Moscow.
22.11.2009.Radiation leak at U.S. nuclear power plant.
18.11.2009.Forbes rates Chernobyl as top exotic place for tourism on earth.

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