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High tritium levels in sewage water (2019)

Posted on 9 November 202218 November 2022 By agurtner
High tritium levels in sewage water (2019)

High tritium levels in sewage water from the municipal waste incineration plant in Basel (January 2019).
This publication is only available in French and German.

Special samples, Release of radioactivity

New version of the Radenviro website

Posted on 8 October 201911 November 2022 By agurtner
New version of the Radenviro website

October 2019 : New version of the website presenting the radioactivity measurements in Switzerland: Radenviro.ch !

Information & use, Archive

URAnet aero (BAG)

Posted on 12 November 20219 March 2022 By agurtner
URAnet aero (BAG)

Update of 09.03.2022 This publication is only available in French and German.

Archive

Accident in northern Russia on August 8 2019

Posted on 28 August 201918 November 2022 By agurtner
Accident in northern Russia on August 8 2019

The Russian Meteorological Institute (Roshydromet) reported a brief increase in radioactivity on August 82019 in the city of Severodvinsk, northern Russia.
This publication is only available in French and German.

Release of radioactivity, Radioactivity of the air

Chernobyl 31 years later

Posted on 9 November 202218 November 2022 By agurtner
Chernobyl 31 years later

On 26 April 1986, the explosion and fire at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in present-day Ukraine resulted in the release of a large amount of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
This publication is only available in French and German.

Release of radioactivity, Archive

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