Doses from the ingestion of 134 Cs and 137 Cs during 12 y following the Chernobyl
accident have been estimated for approximately 3 million persons living in rural areas of the …

The Chernobyl accident, which occurred in April 1986, resulted in the atmospheric release
of about 70–100 PBq of 137 Cs. This paper examines the doses to the adult population of …

Abstract 137 Cs and 134 Cs concentrations were determined in the daily diet and foodstuffs
in northeastern Poland in the fourth through sixth years after the Chernobyl accident …

In a large village, Veprin of the Bryansk region of Russia contaminated with radionuclides as
a result of the Chernobyl accident, 137Cs concentration in food products of agricultural …

The paper gives averages of 137 Cs deposition densities in soils from three areas in
Northern Ukraine measured 12 to 15 y following the Chernobyl accident: in an area near …

This study reports for the first time temporal trends for the period of 2011–2016 in 137 Cs
content in cow's milk originating from private farms and households of 14 settlements …

In order to estimate the contribution of 90Sr to the exposure of the Austrian population, the
ratio of 90Sr to 137Cs in 126 food samples and nine drinking water samples was …

Following the Chernobyl accident many activities were conducted in Ukraine in order to
define the radiological impact. Considered here are gamma spectrometric analyses of soil …

Six western districts of the Bryansk region, Russia, were heavily contaminated with
radioactive fallout after the Chernobyl NPP accident. Annually, between 1991 and 1994 …

Because of the Chernobyl nuclear accident which led to enhanced deposition of all fission
products, contamination of the human environment in the Republic of Croatia was much …