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Tag: Ionizing Radiation

Nov 16
Radiological Contaminants: Identifying and Managing Nuclear Hazards

Radiological contaminants are substances that emit ionizing radiation, posing potential risks to human health and the environment. These contaminants can come from various sources, including nuclear power plants, medical facilities, and naturally occurring radioactive materials. Exposure to radiological contaminants can lead to serious health effects, ranging from acute radiation sickness to long-term cancer risks. Scientists and […]

Sep 06
Nuclear Wastewater Treatment

Nuclear Wastewater Treatment: Challenges, Technologies, and Future Perspectives Introduction Nuclear power is a critical component of the global energy mix, providing a substantial share of the world’s low-carbon electricity. However, one of the most challenging and controversial issues associated with nuclear energy is the management of nuclear wastewater. Nuclear wastewater, also known as radioactive wastewater, […]