[en] For the NKS-B EcoDoses project'Improving radiological assessment of doses to man
from terrestrial ecosystems', data concerning 137 Cs and 90 Sr in cow's milk were collated …

Long-lived radionuclides 137Cs and 90Sr have been regularly monitored since the 1960's
in dairy milk in Finland. The aim of this work was to study regional differences in long-term …

Considerable variations in activity concentrations in milk of 137Cs and 90Sr were observed
between countries or regions due to precipitation patterns, soil types and inhomogeneity of …

The decrease rates of 90Sr and 137Cs in milk were studied in the years following the
atmospheric nuclear weapon testings and after the Chernobyl accident in 1986. The highest …

Since 1986, the year of the nuclear accident at Chernobyl, 137Cs activity concentrations in
cow's milk on dairy farms were studied in Sweden. Transfer coefficients, Fm, of 137Cs from …

Soil-grass-milk is one of the main food chains leading radioactivity in man in Finland. From
1963 onwards dairy and farm milk and from 1972 deposition have been regularly collected …

A comparison has been made of the transfer of Chernobylderived 137 Cs to cows' milk in the
different Nordic countries. A compilation is given of data on 137 Cs levels in both dairy milk …

[en] The report summarizes the results of monitoring 137Cs in sheep, cow and goats milk
from selected farms in 2004 and long-term effects from 1988-2004. The results give a basis …

[en] The sources for the radioactivity are the nuclear weapons tests and the Chernobyl
accident in 1986. Milk is sampled and measured as an important indicator of the Chernobyl …

Passage of radioactive substances into milk and milk products is reviewed, and a brief
survey is given of the situation in Finland after the Chernobyl accident, and the subsequent …