Abstract
This 'radiation protection primer' does not pretend to give absolute, final answers to the many questions that have been arising after the Chernobyl accident. What it is intended to supply, as a schematic overview of problems resulting from nuclear accidents, and a likewise systematic outline of possible solutions and sensible reactions to such an event. The book takes up questions such as: What has happened to the soil. Will future harvests be 'clean' again. What does radioactivity to our drinking water and other waters. What are the effects of a radioactive fallout on food. What may we eat or drink. What happens to the human body after intake of radioactive air, or - even only slightly - contaminated food or water. What can we do to protect our health, and the health of our children. Is there anything else we can do in order to avoid such a disaster in future, except from shutting-off all reactors. The book itself presents some answers and advice, along with a list of terms and explanations, and addresses to apply to for further advice and information.
Citation Formats
Aigner, R, Melzer, E, and Seissler, H.
Radiation protection primer. What everybody should know, observe, avoid, or do for his own personal protection in an environment affected by the Chernobyl accident. Die Strahlenschutz-Fibel. Was der Buerger nach der Katastrophe von Tschernobyl wissen, beachten, vermeiden, tun sollte.
Germany: N. p.,
1986.
Web.
Aigner, R, Melzer, E, & Seissler, H.
Radiation protection primer. What everybody should know, observe, avoid, or do for his own personal protection in an environment affected by the Chernobyl accident. Die Strahlenschutz-Fibel. Was der Buerger nach der Katastrophe von Tschernobyl wissen, beachten, vermeiden, tun sollte.
Germany.
Aigner, R, Melzer, E, and Seissler, H.
1986.
"Radiation protection primer. What everybody should know, observe, avoid, or do for his own personal protection in an environment affected by the Chernobyl accident. Die Strahlenschutz-Fibel. Was der Buerger nach der Katastrophe von Tschernobyl wissen, beachten, vermeiden, tun sollte."
Germany.
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title = {Radiation protection primer. What everybody should know, observe, avoid, or do for his own personal protection in an environment affected by the Chernobyl accident. Die Strahlenschutz-Fibel. Was der Buerger nach der Katastrophe von Tschernobyl wissen, beachten, vermeiden, tun sollte}
author = {Aigner, R, Melzer, E, and Seissler, H}
abstractNote = {This 'radiation protection primer' does not pretend to give absolute, final answers to the many questions that have been arising after the Chernobyl accident. What it is intended to supply, as a schematic overview of problems resulting from nuclear accidents, and a likewise systematic outline of possible solutions and sensible reactions to such an event. The book takes up questions such as: What has happened to the soil. Will future harvests be 'clean' again. What does radioactivity to our drinking water and other waters. What are the effects of a radioactive fallout on food. What may we eat or drink. What happens to the human body after intake of radioactive air, or - even only slightly - contaminated food or water. What can we do to protect our health, and the health of our children. Is there anything else we can do in order to avoid such a disaster in future, except from shutting-off all reactors. The book itself presents some answers and advice, along with a list of terms and explanations, and addresses to apply to for further advice and information.}
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title = {Radiation protection primer. What everybody should know, observe, avoid, or do for his own personal protection in an environment affected by the Chernobyl accident. Die Strahlenschutz-Fibel. Was der Buerger nach der Katastrophe von Tschernobyl wissen, beachten, vermeiden, tun sollte}
author = {Aigner, R, Melzer, E, and Seissler, H}
abstractNote = {This 'radiation protection primer' does not pretend to give absolute, final answers to the many questions that have been arising after the Chernobyl accident. What it is intended to supply, as a schematic overview of problems resulting from nuclear accidents, and a likewise systematic outline of possible solutions and sensible reactions to such an event. The book takes up questions such as: What has happened to the soil. Will future harvests be 'clean' again. What does radioactivity to our drinking water and other waters. What are the effects of a radioactive fallout on food. What may we eat or drink. What happens to the human body after intake of radioactive air, or - even only slightly - contaminated food or water. What can we do to protect our health, and the health of our children. Is there anything else we can do in order to avoid such a disaster in future, except from shutting-off all reactors. The book itself presents some answers and advice, along with a list of terms and explanations, and addresses to apply to for further advice and information.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1986}
month = {Jan}
}