It is shown that the use of mineral fertilizers in areas contaminated with radioactive cesium
has a radio-ecological specificity, caused by the need to obtain the guaranteed normatively …

The Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986 not only caused serious ecological problems in …
soils, with high clay and low organic matter contents. The behaviour of radiocaesium in upland …

Radioactive fallout in Europe following the Chernobyl accident in 1986 resulted in the
contamination of vegetable and animal foods with radionuclides, predominantly 131I, 137Cs and …

… The Chernobyl accident led to a large resurgence in radioecological studies … -accident
situation, but, also in recognition that more knowledge was required to cope with future accidents. …

… The objectives of this review are (i) to describe the main consequences of the Chernobyl
accident for agriculture, (ii) to present an overview of countermeasures and remedial options …

… of the Chernobyl accident clearly exceeded those of the Fukushima accident” (Steinhauser …
in Japan and particularly impacts on organic farmers in Fukushima. The Food Sanitation Act …

… Consideration of the major varieties of farm crops cultivated in the Chernobyl accident
region shows inter-species differences of up to a factor of 10 in ~37Cs uptake and inter-variety …

… The implementation of agricultural countermeasures after Chernobyl accident has been
extensive, both in the most severely affected countries of the former USSR and in Western …

… consequences of the Chernobyl accident, we must first define … and specifically attributed
to the accident. There is still no … the Chernobyl accident, especially in the region around the …

… On 26 April 1986 at 0123 hours local time an accident occurred at the fourth unit of the
Chernobyl nuclear power station. The accident destroyed the reactor core and part of the building …