Airborne 137 Cs originated from the nuclear tests in the atmosphere and from the Chernobyl
nuclear disaster was retained by the trees biomass and nowadays it can still be found in …

The forest is about 2/3 territory of the Ukraine, contaminated after Chernobyl accident. It has
accumulated 3.2* E15 Bq radionuclides of cesium and strontium. Twenty observationsites …

The distributions of 137Cs among annual rings of Pinus sylvestris and Betula pendula at
four experimental sites located in the most contaminated areas in the Russian territory after …

After the Chernobyl accident large areas of forests in Ukraine received a significant fallout of
radionuclides. During the next 50-70 years the most significant problem for the general …

In the future, it may become common practice in Swedish forestry to recycle wood-ash, a
waste product of the combustion of bio-fuel. As a consequence of the Chernobyl radioactive …

Forest fires have been reported, since April 3, in the restricted and contaminated zone
around Chernobyl. Between April 9 and April 14, parts of the “red forest”, one of the most …

As part of a detailed survey on the contamination of Polish forests 90 Sr activity
concentrations were determined in bilberries. Elevated 90 Sr levels were found in several …

As a result of the accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (ChNPP) in 1986, the
Cooling Pond (CP) was heavily contaminated by radionuclides due to atmospheric fallout …

The distribution and behaviour of naturally occurring radionuclides within a vegetated part of
a CaF 2 sludge heap from the Belgian phosphate industry was studied. A Scots pine forest …

Abstract The Chernobyl Pilot Site (CPS) was created in 2000 in order to study radionuclide
migration processes to the geosphere from radioactive material of the Red forest buried in a …