… accidents may cordially change land use policy on the affected lands. And agricultural
landscapes … from choosing of sustainable agricultural crops up to land exclusion from the turnover. …

… agricultural landscapes remains an important and relevant task in the distant period of
radiation situation development after localization of nuclear and radiation accidents and incidents. …

… A critical ecological system in the affected landscapes was meadow and pasture lands where
… The reasons for which the Chernobyl accident may be termed agricultural are as follows: …

… Responses of organisms through time to the chronic radiation exposure in their natural
environment caused by the Chernobyl accident are not yet clear. Various studies found that plant …

… The Chernobyl accident of 1986 released vast quantities of … the Chernobyl Forum Report
and are of relevance today, given recent interest in returning contaminated lands to agriculture …

… Practically all agricultural countermeasures implemented in the large scale on contaminated
lands after Chernobyl accident can be recommended for use in case of future accidents. We …

… The Chernobyl accident led to radionuclide contamination of … The Chernobyl accident
stimulated the rapid development of … , forestry, agriculture and water management. A review of the …

… An extended critical review of twenty years of countermeasures used in agriculture after the
Chernobyl accident. Science of the Total Environment 383(1–3): 1-24. Frissel, MJ, Debb, DL, …

… 1986 Chernobyl accident and … Chernobyl accident is placed in this category for the following
reasons: 1) the radionuclide-containing agricultural production in the region of the accident …

… The Chernobyl radionuclides distribution and mobility in soils and … agricultural moraine and
in fluvioglacial landscapes typical for the areas of the Bryansk region affected by the accident…