… Chernobyl accident could be classified as a rural one, especially due to agricultural land use
… radioactively contaminated lands within chernozem zone where the share of arable soils in …

… 36% of previously farmed land, respectively), the rates of land abandonment after the … land
use intensification and the important role institutions and policies play in determining land use …

… Options such as changing arable land into meadow and converting agricultural land to
forestry were implemented in some of the most contaminated areas. In Belarus, a land use …

… i) to describe the main consequences of the Chernobyl accident for agriculture, (ii) to present
… a defined land use and soil type require countermeasures, or whether a change in land use …

… Soil type and land use influenced weathering of 137 Cs after the Chernobyl accident. …
Subcategories from the geological map (soil types) and land use map subsumed in broader …

… The World's most serious nuclear accident occurred at Chernobyl in Ukraine … land use and
many semi-natural and natural ecosystems became contaminated, as well as agricultural land…

… in the large scale on contaminated lands after Chernobyl accident can be recommended
for use in case of future accidents. We focus mainly on the Chernobyl exclusion zone as the …

… In order to discuss the environmental consequences of the Chernobyl accident, we must
first define “consequences' and “environment”. Consequences are the damages and benefits …

… year after the Chernobyl accident depends on the use of measured … density, as was the
case after the Chernobyl accident. … After the Chernobyl accident, the affected countries started …

… contamination levels persist after the Chernobyl accident. In what follows, … The land use is
now governed by private farming … land use boundaries from existing information and the land …