Abstract
The author is a journalist and has written the book 4 weeks after the Chernobyl accident because 'the experts have failed in informing on the consequences of Chernobyl in a way to keep the insecurity in the population within tolerable limits'. It is aimed at the interested layman. First the events as seen through the Austria media and the measures taken by the authorities during the 4 weeks are reviewed. In the rest of the books there is elementary information on some aspects of radioactivity, reactors and radiation limits although 'the connection between radioactivity and health is very complex'. (G.Q.).
Citation Formats
Gergely, S M.
Radiation danger. [What we know, can and should. Austria after Chernobyl]. Strahlengefahr.
Austria: N. p.,
1986.
Web.
Gergely, S M.
Radiation danger. [What we know, can and should. Austria after Chernobyl]. Strahlengefahr.
Austria.
Gergely, S M.
1986.
"Radiation danger. [What we know, can and should. Austria after Chernobyl]. Strahlengefahr."
Austria.
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