The Science of the Total Environment 1993: Vol 137 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1993·0.57 MB·English

CONTENTS
( Abstracted/Indexed in: Biol. Abstr., CABS, Chem. Abstr., Curr. Contents AB & ES, EH & § Digest,
Environ. Period. Bibliogr., Excerpta Med., Focus On: Global Change, Geo Abstr., Meterol. & Geoastrophys.
Abstr., Oceanogr. Lit. Rev., PASCAL/CNRS, Selected Water Resour. Abstr.)
Special Issue: Relative Effectiveness of Agricultural Countermeasure Techniques—
REACT. Proceedings of a Workshop Organised by the Commission of the European
Communities, DG XII-D-3 Radiation Protection Research, DG XI-A-1 Radiation
Protection, Brussels, 1—4 October 1991
Strategies for deployment of agricultural countermeasures
B.T. Wilkins, B.J. Howard, G.M. Desmet, R.M. Alexakhin and H.
Maubert (Chilton and Grange-over-Sands, UK; Brussels, Belgium; Ob-
ninsk, Russian Federation; St Paul-lez-Durance, France)
General Principles Applied in the Use of Countermeasures
Sub-editor: M.G. Segal
Countermeasures in agricultural production as an effective means of
mitigating the radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident
R.M. Alexakhin (Obninsk, Russian Federation)
Agrotechnical countermeasures to be applied before and during deposition
of radioactive fallout
C. Willrodt (Neuherberg, Germany)
Agricultural countermeasures following deposition of radioactivity after a
nuclear accident
M.G. Segal (London, UK)
Countermeasures to Limit Contamination of Plant Products
Sub-Editor: A.V. Konoplev
Technical approaches to decontamination of terrestrial environments in the
CIS (former USSR)
L.F. Vovk, V.V. Blagoyev, A.N. Lyashenko and I.S. Kovalev (Kiev and
Chernobyl, Ukraine)
Mechanical and physical removing of soil and plants as agricultural mitiga-
tion techniques
A. Jouve, E. Schulte, P. Bon and A.L. Cardot (Saint Paul-lez-Durance,
A review of literature on the effectiveness of chemical amendments in reduc-
ing the soil-to-plant transfer of radiostrontium and radiocaesium
J. Lembrechts (Bilthoven, Netherlands)
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Effect of soil-based countermeasures on solid-liquid equilibria in agricultural
soils contaminated with radiocaesium and radiostrontium
A.F. Nisbet (Chilton, UK)
Blockade by fertilisers of caesium and strontium uptake into crops: effects
on the root uptake process
G. Shaw (Ascot, UK)
Some principles behind the selection of crops to minimize radionuclide up-
take from soil
E. Smolders and R. Merckx (Leuven, Belgium)
Influence of agricultural countermeasures on the ratio of different chemical
forms of radionuclides in soil and soil solution
A.V. Konoplev, N.V. Viktorova, E.P. Virchenko, V.E. Popov, A.A.
Bulgakov and G.M. Desmet (Obninsk, Russian Federation; Brussels,
Reduction of soil-plant transfer factors: mechanical aspects
H. Maubert, I. Vovk, J. Roed, G. Arapis and A. Jouve (Saint Paul-lez-
Durance, France; Kiev, Ukraine; Roskilde, Denmark; Athens, Greece)
Change in land use and crop selection
R.M. Alexakhin, M.J. Frissel, E.H. Schulte, B.S. Prister, V.A. Vetrov and
B.T. Wilkins (Obninsk, Russian Federation; St Paul-lez-Durance, France;
Kiev, Ukraine; Vienna, Austria; Chilton, UK)
Application of fertilisers and ameliorants to reduce soil to plant transfer of
radiocaesium and radiostrontium in the medium to long term — a summary
A.F. Nisbet, A.V. Konoplev, G. Shaw, J.F. Lembrechts, R. Merckx, E.
Smolders, C.M. Vandecasteele, H. Lénsj6, F. Carini and O. Burton
(Chilton, UK; Obninsk, Russian Federation; Ascot, UK; Bilthoven,
Netherlands; Leuven, Gembloux and Mol, Belgium; Uppsala, Sweden;
Piacenza, Italy)
Countermeasures to Limit Contamination of Animal Products
Sub-editor: K. Hove
Countermeasures used in the Ukraine to produce forage and animal food
products with radionuclide levels below intervention limits after the Cher-
nobyl accident
B.S. Prister, G.P. Perepelyatnikov and L.V. Perepelyatnikova (Kiev,
Ukraine)
Effectiveness of countermeasures applied in Belarus to produce milk and meat
with acceptable levels of radiocaesium after the Chernobyl accident
S.K. Firsakova (Gomel, Belarus)
Chemical methods to reduce the radioactive contamination of animals and
their products in agricultural ecosystems
G. Voigt (Neuherberg, Germany)
Management methods of reducing radionuclide contamination of animal food
products
B.-E.V. Jones (Uppsala, Sweden)
Chemical methods for reduction of the transfer of radionuclides to farm
animals in semi-natural environments
K. Hove (As, Norway)
Management methods of reducing radionuclide contamination of animal food
products in semi-natural ecosystems
B.J. Howard (Grange-over-Sands, UK)
Summary
Countermeasures for reducing radioactive contamination of farm animals and
farm animal products
K. Hove, P. Strand, G. Voigt, B.-E.V. Jones, B.J. Howard, M.G. Segal,
K. Pollaris and J. Pearce (As, Germany; Osteras, Norway; Neuherberg,
Germany; Uppsala, Sweden; Grange-over-Sands, London and Belfast, UK;
Mol, Belgium)
Countermeasures for Reducing Radiation Doses Arising From Forest
Ecosystems
Sub-editors: O. Guillitte and G. Shaw
An assessment of experimental and potential countermeasures to reduce ra-
dionuclide transfers in forest ecosystems
O. Guillitte and C. Willdrodt (Gembloux, Belgium; Neuherberg, Germany)
Forests and forestry: radiation protection measures with special reference to
the Chernobyl accident zone
F.A. Tikhomirov, A.1. Shcheglov and V.P. Sidorov (Moscow, Russian
Federation)
Summary
Decontamination methods for reducing radiation doses arising from radioac-
tive contamination of forest ecosystems — a summary of available
countermeasures
O. Guillitte, F.A. Tikhomirov, G. Shaw, K. Johanson, A.J. Dressler and
J. Melin (Gembloux, Belgium; Moscow, Russian Federation; Ascot, UK;
Uppsala, Sweden; Villigen, Switzerland; Stockholm, Sweden)
Author Index
Subject Index