Chapter 10 Social, Ethical, Environmental and Economic Aspects of Remediation

作者: Deborah Oughton , Ingrid Bay-Larsen , Gabriele Voigt

DOI: 10.1016/S1569-4860(08)00210-6

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摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the main environmental, social, and ethical issues associated with remediation. The environmental secondary effects social aspects of remediation are strongly interlinked—for example, economic heavily influence wellbeing comfort an affected population. provides overview side-effects consequences measures carried out after Chernobyl, including estimate costs, summarizes dose-reduction measures. It addresses some remedial actions that not primarily intended to reduce dose, such as compensation or information schemes. In most cases, applied considerations dose reduction humans in short, medium, long terms. chapter, so-called side discussed.

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