Fact, threats are environmental scientists concern since 1992, yet it will still much worse due to the dry summer over influenced by climate change.
Recent scientific research about the possibility of a forest fire can kernel will make Ukraine pay attention. The forests around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant-explosion of the past 28 years, not yet fully degradable and if all are flammable, radioactive material will spread out the quarantine area of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the zone has an area of 2600 sq. kilomét, located just 110 km north of Kiev.
Quarantine zones are many scientists to research, in which almost no insects, the birds develop extraordinary individuals like deformed beak, long tail feathers in a strange way and smaller brains.The trees also become more dense.
Scientists have been studying about the environment within the area since 1991 and they realize there many points above the trees here, specifically they describe as "the garbage accumulated significantly over time" in a study published in the journal Oecologia. Referred to "significant" news is scientists are indicating no tree decomposition, including fallen leaves on the ground.
This is especially true in the Red Forest, forests around Chernobyl is named as such because the tree turns almost ginger and die due to radioactive contamination at the highest level. In an interview with Smithsonian magazine, Timothy Mousseau-biologist at the University of South Carolina and is the main author of the study-that the plant "very" impressive ", while in the forests where I live, most of the trees as the sawdust after a decade of lying on the ground."
The main reason for not able to decomposition in the area around Chernobyl is caused by bacteria, fungi, bacteria, worms, insects and other creatures capable of decomposition are virtually non-existent. Mousseau and his team have discovered this after doing an experiment to leave 600 bags of leaves around Chernobyl in 2007.
When they collect the bags of leaves in 2008, they discovered that the bags filled with leaves placed in the area do not have radioactive decomposition 70-90%, but leaves in the area have only radioactive decay of about 40%. "We are concerned that there might be a forest fires in years to come," Mousseau shared with the Smithsonian.
Besides removing the substances caught fire, the decomposition is extremely necessary for plants to grow, because this process help put nutrients back into the land, and back to the environment in General. The difficult decomposition can also explain why those living around Chernobyl developed very slowly. They have absorbed radioactive substances such as strontium 90 isotope (causing bone cancer) and cesi 137 (causes nausea and can lead to death) in nearly three decades.
If these trees are burned, the radioactive molecules will disperse into the atmosphere and "people will be very easy to inhaling them" Scientific American magazine (SA) reported on last year according to a study in 2011. But besides that, the more harm is whole food is consumed every day such as milk and meat, will also be contaminated with radioactive substances.
Fact, threats are environmental scientists concern since 1992, yet it will still much worse due to the dry summer over influenced by climate change.
Fire has also been ordered to duty in isolation to prevent forest fires in the inside, but they "clearly is not prepared for the Wildfire situation in greater degree than" SA share, and they also almost no professional training as well as not equipped with protective clothing or respirators. The staff we're still tracking the situation by climbing up the six clock tower one day, with occasional help from helicopters. "Although equipped with Soviet tanks further improvements with the blade length 6 m to felling and milling plant is already dead, but they still leave the tree continued decomposition."
Recent scientific research about the possibility of a forest fire can kernel will make Ukraine pay attention. The forests around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant-explosion of the past 28 years, not yet fully degradable and if all are flammable, radioactive material will spread out the quarantine area of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, the zone has an area of 2600 sq. kilomét, located just 110 km north of Kiev.
Quarantine zones are many scientists to research, in which almost no insects, the birds develop extraordinary individuals like deformed beak, long tail feathers in a strange way and smaller brains.The trees also become more dense.
Scientists have been studying about the environment within the area since 1991 and they realize there many points above the trees here, specifically they describe as "the garbage accumulated significantly over time" in a study published in the journal Oecologia. Referred to "significant" news is scientists are indicating no tree decomposition, including fallen leaves on the ground.
This is especially true in the Red Forest, forests around Chernobyl is named as such because the tree turns almost ginger and die due to radioactive contamination at the highest level. In an interview with Smithsonian magazine, Timothy Mousseau-biologist at the University of South Carolina and is the main author of the study-that the plant "very" impressive ", while in the forests where I live, most of the trees as the sawdust after a decade of lying on the ground."
The main reason for not able to decomposition in the area around Chernobyl is caused by bacteria, fungi, bacteria, worms, insects and other creatures capable of decomposition are virtually non-existent. Mousseau and his team have discovered this after doing an experiment to leave 600 bags of leaves around Chernobyl in 2007.
When they collect the bags of leaves in 2008, they discovered that the bags filled with leaves placed in the area do not have radioactive decomposition 70-90%, but leaves in the area have only radioactive decay of about 40%. "We are concerned that there might be a forest fires in years to come," Mousseau shared with the Smithsonian.
Besides removing the substances caught fire, the decomposition is extremely necessary for plants to grow, because this process help put nutrients back into the land, and back to the environment in General. The difficult decomposition can also explain why those living around Chernobyl developed very slowly. They have absorbed radioactive substances such as strontium 90 isotope (causing bone cancer) and cesi 137 (causes nausea and can lead to death) in nearly three decades.
If these trees are burned, the radioactive molecules will disperse into the atmosphere and "people will be very easy to inhaling them" Scientific American magazine (SA) reported on last year according to a study in 2011. But besides that, the more harm is whole food is consumed every day such as milk and meat, will also be contaminated with radioactive substances.
Fact, threats are environmental scientists concern since 1992, yet it will still much worse due to the dry summer over influenced by climate change.
Fire has also been ordered to duty in isolation to prevent forest fires in the inside, but they "clearly is not prepared for the Wildfire situation in greater degree than" SA share, and they also almost no professional training as well as not equipped with protective clothing or respirators. The staff we're still tracking the situation by climbing up the six clock tower one day, with occasional help from helicopters. "Although equipped with Soviet tanks further improvements with the blade length 6 m to felling and milling plant is already dead, but they still leave the tree continued decomposition."
Reference: Motherboard
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