On 1 April 2017, six years have passed since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
(FDNPS) accident, and the Japanese government declared that some residents who lived in …

The Chernobyl accident has resulted in surface contamination by radiocaesium (! 37Cs)
over vast areas of eastern and northern Europe. This surface contamination has been …

Methods for the remediation of radioactive cesium contaminated soil and for controlling the
transfer of 137 Cs to plants were assessed in reference to two abundant soil groups in …

Several reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant suffered damage on March
11, 2011, resulting in the release of radiocesium (134 Cs and 137 Cs), as well as other …

We investigated the changes in 137 Cs exchangeable fraction in the soils of contaminated
forest ecosystems until 6 years after the Fukushima radioactive atmospheric deposits. For …

Resettlement to their radiation-contaminated hometown could be an option for people
displaced at the time of a nuclear disaster; however, little information is available on the …

Reservoir sediments generally act as a sink for radionuclides derived from nuclear
accidents, but under anaerobic conditions, several radionuclides remobilise in bioavailable …

The long‐term behaviour of radiocaesium (137Cs) activity concentrations in forest
ecosystems and their downstream impacts remain important issues in the deciduous …

Numerous radioecological models have been developed to predict radionuclides transfer
from contaminated soils to the food chain, which is an essential step in preparing and …

Several environmental media in Austria were monitored for artificial radionuclides released
during the Fukushima nuclear accident. Air (up to 1.2 mBq/m 3 particulate 131 I) and …