2011RadioprotectionOpen access

Radioecology and Society: A mutual need

C. Tamponnet

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Radioecology is defined as the study of the behaviour and effects of ionising radiations and radionuclides in the environment. Until recently, ecosystems were only considered in radioecology as an intermediate compartment between the source of radiation and man.

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Radioecology is defined as the study of the behaviour and effects of ionising radiations and radionuclides in the environment. Until recently, ecosystems were only considered in radioecology as an intermediate compartment between the source of radiation and man.

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Radioecology is defined as the study of the behaviour and effects of ionising radiations and radionuclides in the environment. Until recently, ecosystems were only considered in radioecology as an intermediate compartment between the source of radiation and man.

Key concepts: Radioecology, Environmental science, Radionuclide, Ionizing radiation, Plutonium, Environmental chemistry, Radiochemistry, Chemistry

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