… Prior to 1986, forests worldwide received chronic low level deposition of 137 Cs… forests are
known to act as efficient receptors of both chronic and acute releases of radioactive pollutants …

… of the radioactive environment contamination in the formation of ecosystem services strategy.
… Retrospective analysis of sources and state of radioactive ecosystems contamination was …

… 137 Cs distribution in forests shortly after the radioactive fallout and estimate their long-term
changes by comparing 137 Cs activities in different parts of forests in Southern Finland and …

… soils act as a long-term sink for Cs-137 and as the main source for radioactive contamination
of forest vegetation. The soil contamination by Cs-137 can only be reduced by physical …

… If we consider radioactivity as just another extraneous and hazardous factor added to the
environment, which is capable of creating biological imbalance due to differential species …

… Even if, the importance of radioactive contamination of forests as a significant source of the
population exposure is recognized, most of the data refer to caesium and to a lesser extent, …

… Forest-stream ecosystems are widespread and biodiverse … After radiocesium is introduced
into these ecosystems, various … of radiocesium transfer within ecosystems and to downstream …

… , mainly deposited on the forest ecosystems from the Chernobyl accident in 1986, was well
mixed with stable Cs within the biological cycle in the forest ecosystems by 1998. The transfer …

… pollution on the distribution and transfer of radionuclides in the northern boreal ecosystems.
… a) assessment of the current information on industrial pollution and radioactive fallout on the …

The long-term dynamics of radionuclides in soil solutions of various subhorizons of litter and
mineral layer of soddypodzolic sandy forest soils at 30-km zone aroudn Chernobyl nuclear …