Attitude of a group of Belgian stakeholders towards proposed agricultural countermeasures after a radioactive contamination: synthesis of the discussions within the Belgian EC-FARMING group

摘要: In the case of radioactive contamination environment with an impact on food chain, remediation strategy will not only be based scientific knowledge and technical experience, but also dictated by peculiarities country. These characteristics include agro-industrial structure, local international economical contexts political configuration including distribution responsibilities competencies. This paper identifies illustrates most relevant Belgian agricultural system environment; it describes past experience chain contamination, which is expected to influence attitude stakeholders, who would involved in setting up countermeasure strategies for maintaining production safety. The picture drawn explains why several countermeasures aiming reduce products, although scientifically sound technically feasible, are hardly acceptable or even at all, stakeholders.