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Environment
This section provides information on Chernobyl's continuing consequences for the environment. It considers the quantity of radiation emitted and the extent to which the soil, water and air, plants and animals were contaminated. This section also examines the impact on food supplies for people in the affected areas.

Links
Ukrainian linklist with some info in English (uk/ru/en)
http://www.ic-chernobyl.kiev.ua...

Commentated register of the consequences of Chernobyl (pub. by: Informationsdienst Strahlentelex Berlin) (de)
http://www.strahlentelex.de...

List of publications on Chernobyl from the Department of Biological Science, Texas Tech University (en)
http://www.nsrl.ttu.edu...

GRS nucelar safety and nuclear waste
http://www.grs.de...

Nucler Safety Research Group (en/ja)
http://www.rri.kyoto-u.ac.jp...

Analysis and Risk Mapping of Chernobyl Radioactive Pollution using uncertain Data (en)
http://www.ibrae.ac.ru...

Amount of radiation released
The debate on the amount of fuel remaining.
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Type of radiation released
Type and effects of the radiation released
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Consequences for the soil
The impact of radiation on the soil.
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Consequences for water and air
The impact of the accident on rivers, lakes and groundwater. Radiation in the air.
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Effects on plants and animals
Contamination of wild plants and crops, impact of the accident on animals.
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Consequences for food
Impact of the accident on the population's food supplies.
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