Transfer and Behaviour of super(137)Cs in Two Finnish Lakes and Their Catchments

The long-term behaviour of super(137)Cs in two freshwater ecosystems in southern Finland in an area most loaded by the Chernobyl fallout in 1986 was studied. Samples were taken from water, sediments, aquatic plants and fish in the lakes and from soil, mushrooms and seed plants in the catchment. In t...

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