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Radioecology: Past, Present, Future
Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin, 2023 The article deals with issues related to the development of radioecology as an independent scientific discipline. The achievements of the past years, the studies that are currently being carried out, as well as promising areas of development in this area are analyzed.
A.I. SHCHEGLOV +8 more
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Past and recent trends in radioecology
, 1994 The development of radioecology may be characterized by a number of nuclear events over the past fifty years. Radioecology was born in the midforties and developed rapidly during the fifties and sixties when nuclear weapons testing in the atmosphere was ...
Aarkrog, A.
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Radiocesium Adsorption By Zeolitic Materials Synthesized From Coal Fly Ash
Nova Biotechnologica et Chimica, 2014 Brown coal fly ash derived from the combustion of brown-coal in power plant ENO Nováky (Slovak Republic) was used as raw material for synthesis of zeolitic materials ZM1 and ZM3 by hydrothermal alternation with 1M NaOH and 3M NaOH, respectively.
Remenárová Lucia +6 more
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When Time Reveals the Cost: Effects of Long‐Term Exposure to Low pH on a Predatory Gastropod
Marine Ecology, Volume 46, Issue 4, July/August 2025.ABSTRACT Ocean acidification, a direct consequence of anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions, is among the major challenges for marine organisms. While an increased body of evidence is documenting the negative effects of ocean acidification, most of these studies are still based on short‐term exposure.
Sanja Grđan +3 more
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Radioecological aspects of the management of uranium industry tailings in Tajikistan
Радиационная гигиенаPeople and the environment must be protected from radiation risks now and in the future. In this regard, the aim of this work was to summarize the existing data on the tailings of the uranium industry in Tajikistan and to develop scientifically ...
U. Mirsaidov +4 more
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Cracking the myth: Bivalve farming is not a CO2 sink
Reviews in Aquaculture, Volume 17, Issue 1, January 2025.Abstract Bivalve farming was usually considered as a CO2 source through respiration and calcification, but recent studies suggest its potential as a CO2 sink, prompting exploration of its inclusion in carbon markets. Here we reviewed the scientific basis behind this idea and found that it is not supported by observational and experimental studies. This
Fabrice Pernet +4 more
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Radioecology and Society: A mutual need
, 2012 Radioecology is defined as the study of the behaviour and effects of ionising radiations and radionuclides in the environment. Until recently, ecosystems were only considered in radioecology as an intermediate compartment between the source of radiation ...
C. Tamponnet
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RADIOECOLOGY AS A FACTOR OF SAFETY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN [PDF]
, 2010 U radu je prikazan značaj radioekologije kao čimbenika sigurnosti na Mediteranu, s naročitim osvrtom na Jadran. Dan je pregled i opis tekućih radioekoloških istraživanja jadranskog područja koja se provode u Republici Hrvatskoj kao dio proširenog ...
Franić, Zrinka, Franić, Zdenko
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Migration Behavior of 90Sr in the Soil–Plant System and Phytoremediation: A Review
Plants90Sr is a representative anthropogenic radionuclide, widely released into the environment through atmospheric nuclear tests, nuclear accidents, and routine operations of nuclear facilities, resulting in long-term residual contamination in soils worldwide.
Yaowen Han +3 more
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Radiological investigation of roach and perch from some lakes in Lithuania
Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management, 2006 From the point of view of biological toxicity the most toxic radionuclides are man‐made 90Sr and 137Cs because the behavoir of both of them is similar to stable calcium and potassium in the body.
Violeta Čepanko +3 more
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