The environmental behaviour of uranium
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Date
2023
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Abstract
This publication is one of the series of IAEA publications on the environmental behaviour of naturally occurring radionuclides It outlines uranium behaviour in different environments, as well as its transfer to, and metabolism in, humans The publication also provides concepts, models and data required for the assessment of the impacts of uranium on non-human biota Assessing the environmental and health effects of uranium poses specific challenges because of the combination of different types of hazard and potential exposures Therefore, both the radiotoxicity and chemical toxicity of uranium are considered in this publication.
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Tim Payne is the co-author of Chapters 3, 4 and 6
Keywords
Environment, Metabolism, Radiation hazards, Radioisotopes, Uranium, Actinides, Elements, Health hazards, Isotopes, Metals, Sediments, Soils, Amphibians, Coastal waters, Lakes, Plankton, Animals, Aquatic organisms, Vertebrates, Invertebrates, Plants, Surface waters
Citation
Carvalho, F. P., Fesenko, S., Harbottle, A. R., Lavrova, T., Mitchell, N. G., Payne, T. E., Rigol, A., Thorne, M. C., Ulanowski, A., Vidal, M., Voitsekhovych, O., West, J. M., & Yankovich, T. (2023). The Environmental Behaviour of Uranium. Vienna: International Atomic Energy Agency. Retrieved from: https://www.iaea.org/publications/14688/the-environmental-behaviour-of-uranium