Soils of Bulgaria’s Eastern Rhodopes Show No Hidden Radiation Threat
A gamma-spectrometric survey of soils near Bulgaria's Eastern Rhodopes mining and industrial sites finds natural radionuclide levels within global background ...
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Bulgarian Black Sea Sands Show Radioactivity Below Global Averages
A gamma-spectrometric survey of 33 Bulgarian Black Sea beaches finds natural and artificial radionuclide levels consistently below global averages and ...
Hidden Radium in Ghana’s Drinking Water: Boreholes and Rivers Exceed WHO Safety Limits
A year-long gamma spectrometric survey of 244 drinking water samples along Ghana's coast finds radium levels in borehole and river ...
Radioactive Traces in Moroccan Crops Reveal How Semiarid Soils Control Radiation Risk
A detailed Moroccan study measured radionuclide levels in nine food crops and their soils, showing that organic matter and cation ...
Hidden Radiation Legacy: Abandoned Nigerian Coal Mine Delivers Alarming Cancer Doses to 50,000 People
A new study of the abandoned Okpara coal mine in Enugu, Nigeria, finds radium and thorium contamination driving dietary radiation ...
Gamma Ray Survey Reveals Hidden Radioactivity in the Soils of India’s Gurugram District
A gamma spectrometry survey of thirty-eight soil samples from District Gurugram, Haryana, shows that natural radionuclide levels and derived radiation ...
Radioactive Sand Maps Reveal How an Indian Beach Quietly Rebuilds Itself
Scientists mapped natural radioactivity across Jampore beach in Daman, India, and found that radium isotope ratios and grain-size patterns reveal ...
Qatar’s Radiation Landscape: Soils Stay Safe While Oil-Field Sludge Raises Red Flags
A systematic review of four decades of measurements shows Qatar's soils, sediments, and building materials pose minimal radiological risk, while ...
Radioactive Beach Sands Reveal Hidden Hotspots Along India’s Visakhapatnam Coast
A new gamma spectrometry survey of Visakhapatnam's beaches reveals natural radionuclide concentrations exceeding global averages, with thorium-rich hotspots comparable to ...
Tropical Estuary Sediments Reassuringly Low in Uranium and Thorium, Study Finds
A gamma-spectrometric study of a tropical Nigerian river estuary finds sediment radionuclide levels well within international safety limits.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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