Environmental Consequences of the Chernobyl Accident and their Remediation: Twenty Years of Experience | IAEA

The large-scale and nonuniform radioactive contamination of the area affected as well as variety of biota responses at different levels of biological organization have

• Agricultural countermeasures and provision of clean food averted about 30% of internal effective dose of residents of the affected areas of B, R and U (excluding thyroid

Such an increase can be explained by changed water balance of the cooling pond after decommissioning (i.e. stopping of pumping of relatively ‘clean’ water from Pripyat

This publication shares operational experience and lessons learned from techno-economic assessments of the management cost drivers related to the long term operation of nuclear

For a long time, ideas have been put forward and initiatives launched regarding cooperation in the nuclear fuel cycle, including both regional and multilateral approaches, to

It is an accepted practice to dispose of radioactive waste with a limited concentration of long lived radioactivity in facilities located at/or near the surface, at sites

A variety of bronze and especially copper artefacts that were found in ancient soil layers were investigated for their corrosion behaviour, because copper is considered as one of the

For high level and long lived radioactive waste, the consensus of the waste management experts internationally is that disposal in deep underground engineered facilities —