Published 1999 | Version v1
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Radiation exposure of aquatic ecosystem compartments

  • 1. Montpellier-1 Univ., Faculte de Pharmacie, 34 (France)

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In the frame of a normal operation, a nuclear site releases gaseous as well liquid effluents in environment. Limits are defined but if they are acceptable for man, do they allow to preserve species of ecosystem? Two points stand out of this study: the natural radioactivity is dominating in exposure but can one neglect an addition of artificial radioactivity? The species of Rhone river ecosystem are potentially submitted to a thermal and/or chemical stress, only a combined study, taking into account every situation of stress, could lead to a long term preservation of our environmental inheritance. (N.C.)

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S.F.R.P.99 national congress of radiation protection

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Additional titles

Original title (French)
Radioexposition des compartiments d'un ecosysteme aquatique

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
S.F.R.P.99 national congress of radiation protection
Imprint Pagination
313 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 220
Report number
INIS-FR--152

Conference

Title
2. national congress of radiation protection
Original Conference Title
2. congres national de radioprotection
Dates
2-4 Jun 1999
Place
Angers (France)

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Imprint:S.F.R.P.99 congres national de radioprotection