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Modelling of radiocesium in lakes - Lake sensitivity and remedial strategies
, 1996 A given fallout of radiocesium (e.g. after the Chernobyl accident) will be distributed and taken by biota very differently in various types of lakes. Thus, lakes have different ''sensitivities'' to radiocesium.
Heling, R, +4 more
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Geophysical Research Letters, 2012 The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident resulted in extensive radioactive contamination of the surrounding forests. In this study, we analyzed fallout 137Cs, 134Cs, and 131I in rainwater, throughfall, and stemflow in coniferous forest ...
Hiroaki Kato, Yuichi Onda, Takashi Gomi
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Radiocesium concentrations of surface sediment samples collected at I1 and IB2.
, 2018 Radiocesium concentrations of surface sediment samples collected at I1 and IB2.
Nobuyoshi Ishii (43232) +3 more
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The Chernobyl accident: Can lichens be used to characterize a radiocesium contaminated range?
Rangifer, 1987 Many of the lichen species that are important in the lichen dominated plant communities in the Norwegian mountains are important reindeer winter forage. They are also organisms that collect fall-out from the atmosphere.
Eldar Gaare
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Distribution of cesium-137 in reindeer
Rangifer, 1990 The influence of the Chernobyl accident in 1986 on the Finnish reindeer herding area was much smaller than the effects of the nuclear bomb tests in the 1960s.
Kristina Rissanen, Tua Rahola, Pauli Aro
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Transfer factors of radiocesium form drinking water sludge to leaf vegetables
, 2013 Root uptake of radiocesium (137Cs + 134Cs) from drinking water sludge by leaf vegetables and a soil-to-plant transfer factor (TF: Bq/kg-dry of 137Cs in the vegetable/ Bq/kg-dry of 137Cs in the soil) were studied. The sludge was mixed to a garden soil at
内田 滋夫 +15 more
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Transport and Redistribution of Radiocesium in Fukushima Fallout through Rivers
, 2019 The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP) accident released the most significant quantity of radiocesium into the environment since Chernobyl, and detailed measurements over the initial 5 years provide new insights into fluvial redistribution of ...
William Blake +15 more
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Rangifer, 1990 With the present level of radiocesium contamination, direct radiation effects have been hypothesised.
Bernt Jones
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A new mechanism for hot particle development in soil following ionic contamination with radiocesium
, 1998 The development of hot particles was observed in a pure quartz sand as well as in "Ea" horizon material from a humo ferric podzol after ionic contamination with radiocesium.
Flowers, Alan +2 more
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On the radiocesium behavior in a small humic lake (Lithuania) [PDF]
, 2009 Peculiarities of radiocesium contamination of a small humic lake, which became meromictic some thirty-five years ago due to the inflow of a large amount of humic water, are presented. The lake consists of two separate water layers, which do not intermix.
Moisejenkova, A. +4 more
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