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  • For cesium, which lingers far longer and may present a bigger problem - especially for farmers of grazing animals - both Ms. Liland and Nick Beresford, a radioecologist at the Lancaster Environment Centre in England, say the use of a chemical compound called Prussian blue is probably the best option.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Kate Kelland 2011

  • Ward Whicker, a retired radioecologist who spent his career at Colorado State University studying risk levels related to radioactivity in the environment, said levels of cesium will determine whether there is a need to establish an agricultural no-go zone in Japan.

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JESSICA LEEDER 2011

  • "It will be possible to follow these traces-mainly Cs-137 and Cs-134-for the next few years in the Northern Pacific," said Hartmut Nies, a radioecologist with IAEA, during a

    Forbes.com: News Jeff McMahon 2011

  • Just a short journey south from the Lake District along the M6, Brenda Howard works as a radioecologist at Lancaster University's Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.

    The Guardian World News 2009

  • In Moscow, Boris Rudenko; Detective Colonel Alexander Yakovlev and Anton; Colonel Vladimir Stoupin, commander of Butyrka Prison; Barsukova Mitrofanovna of the "Otradnoya" children's shelter; Alexei Klyashtorin, radioecologist; Andre Gertsev; Lena Godina; the journalists Masha Lipman, Andrew Jack and Yulia Latynina; Galina Vinogradova and, virtually every step of the way, Luba Vinogradova.

    Wolves Eat Dogs Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- 2004

  • What does a radioecologist do in Moscow to earn money? "

    Wolves Eat Dogs Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- 2004

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