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2.34.8.11/37Radiation-related genomic profile of papillary thyroid cancer after the Chernobyl accidentMorton, Karyadi, Stewart, Bogdanova, Dawson, Thomas April 2021
2.34.8.10/119Manual For Survival. A Chernobyl Guide to the FutureKate Brown 2019
2.34.8.80/22Questions of handling the legacy of radioactive contamination at the Mayak Production AssociationBellona, C.Digges, A.Nikitin, A.Ozarovsky 2018
2.34.8.80/21Rosatom's Mayak: More Reprocessing, More ContaminationGreenpeace CEE, J.Haverkamp September 2017
2.34.8.10/112TORCH-2016. An independent scientific evaluation of the health-related effects of the Chernobyl nuclear disasterI.Fairlie March 2016
2.34.8.10/120Nuclear scars: The Lasting Legacies of Chernobyl and FukushimaAlexandra Dawe, Justin McKeating, Iryna Labunska, Nina Schulz, Shawn-Patrick Stensil and Rianne Teule March 2016
2.34.8.10/111Gesundheitliche Folgen der Atomkatastrophen von Fukushima und TschernobylIPPNW, A.Claußen, A.Rosen, H.Paulitz February 2016
2.34.8.30/4930 years of exposure to Chernobyl originating radionuclides: two case studies on food and wood contamination in the UkraineIryna Labunska1, Valeriy Kashparov2, Sviatoslav Levchuk2, Nikolay Lazarev2, David Santillo1, and Paul Johnston1 February 2016
2.34.8.15/04Chernobyl, 29 years on. The situation at the site - no foreseeable solution and a race against timeGreenpeace Int., O.Becker April 2015
2.34.8.10/110Silent Witnesses. Three Decades after Chernobyl's Nuclear DisasterH.Wolkers, D.Kloeg January 2014
2.34.8.11/40Selected Health Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster: A Further Systematic Literature Review, Focus Group Findings, and Future DirectionsJonathan M.Samet, Sonny S.Patel April 2013
2.34.8.11/39Health effects of ChernobylIPPNW, GFS April 2011
2.34.8.12/05Pilot investigation of food products contamination by caesium-137 in selected areas of Ukraine affected by the Chernobyl catastrophe in 1986Iryna Labunska, Stan Vincent, Nikki Westwood, Paul Johnston, April 2011
2.34.8.10/109Chernobyl; chronology of a disasterLaka, D.Bannink, H.vd Keur March 2011
2.34.8.10/106De generator generatie: Leven na TsjernobylF.Hummels 2011
2.34.8.15/03Chernobyl 25 years on: New safe confinement and spent fuel storage facilityEBRD 2011
2.34.8.10/115Chernobyl - Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the EnvironmentA.Yablokov, V.Nesterenko, A.Nesterenko December 2009
2.34.8.31/06Chernobyl's Subclinical Legacy: Prenatal Exposure to Radioactive Fallout and School Outcomes in SwedenAlmond, Edlund, Palme September 2009
2.34.8.11/34Reduced Abundance of insects and spiders linked to radiation at Chernobyl 20 years after the accidentMoeller, Mousseau March 2009
2.34.8.11/35Non cancer illnesses and conditions in areas of Belarus contaminated by radioactivity from the Chernobyl accidentYuri Bandazhevski March 2009
2.34.8.80/20Mayak: A 50-year tragedy. Summary reportGreenpeace Int. September 2007
2.34.8.10/10120 év sugárzás. In memoriam CsernobilEnergiaklub April 2006
2.34.8.10/102Цернобыльские уроки – Пособие для учителя по организации и проведению мероприятийH.Böll Foundation April 2006
2.34.8.11/30The other report on Chernobyl (TORCH)I.Fairlie, European Greens, EFA April 2006
2.34.8.11/31Інша доповідь про Торнобиль (TORCH)I.Fairlie, European Greens, EFA April 2006
2.34.8.11/32The Chernobyl Catastrophe. Consequences on Human HealthGreenpeace Int. April 2006
2.34.8.11/33Chernobyl 20 years on; Health Effects of the Chernobyl accidentECRR, C.Busby, A.Yablokov April 2006
2.34.8.10/97Chernobyl Fact File. Guide for media and professional communicatorsNucNet February 2006
2.34.8.10/99Chernobyl: Twenty Years – Twenty LivesMads Eskesen, Wise 2006
2.34.8.10/100Chernobyl.info: 55 questions and Answers to the Chernobyl DisasterS.Barraud, SDC 2006