… of Novozybkov, and the Austrian city of Salzburg and the Finnish … dynamically as the solubility
of radioactive fallout decreases. … As a result of the research carried out by the staff of our …

… Cs activities due to the Chernobyl fallout. The 137 Cs activity, … In this research project, the
contamination situation of wild … are significantly influenced by the food supply and the hunting …

… amounts of radioactive fallout because of the relatively small … can be found as far away as
Scandinavia, Austria, and the UK. … /evolutionary studies of Chernobyl organisms, as gauged by …

… study was carried out to identify possible impacts of fallout by … -level data in Austria and
Germany before and after Chernobyl: SOR … However, a major limitation of the present study is the …

… , Austria, and Great Britain) in this period led to the formation of spots of radioactive fallout. …
(about 11 km in this study) resulted in rather high contamination of the lower stratosphere (on …

… For example, on the national scale, a detailed map of Austria soil caesium inventory … research
(Fig. 7, right) results in higher levels of detail on those areas exposed to Chernobyl fallout …

… of the Chernobyl NPP accident on soil contamination in … While some FNPP fallout occurred
on the Japan landmass, the … 1 ) calculated for Austria and Sweden for the current study, which …

… in wild animals after the Chernobyl … ) as a random factor because seasonal differences in
food habits of wild boar were confirmed based on the results of food habit analysis in this study. …

… [en] The consumption of radioactive contaminated mushrooms poses a health risk for …
contaminated with the 137 Cs fallout from the Chernobyl accident in 1986. Many factors such as …

… this radionuclide when eating contaminated food, in particular … from the Chernobyl accident
in 1986 and to a lesser extent … in this study as compared to previous studies on hunters from …