1998
DOI: 10.1006/mchj.1997.1534
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The Effect of Diagenetic Processes on the Radiochronology of Soft Sediments Using210Pb and137Cs

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“…A similar finding is made in Ghana where both fallout sources associated with Fukushima and Chernobyl accidents were recorded in the Amisa and Sakumo River estuaries (Mahu et al, 2016) whereas no single 137 Cs peak could 370 be identified in sediment collected in the nearby Volta and Pra River estuaries (Klubi et al, 2017). In North America, 137 Cs fallout attributed to Chernobyl was identified in Canada, in the Vermillon Lake (Schindler and Kamber, 2013), as well as in the North Lake in the United States (Hardaway et al 1998). The attribution of 137 Cs peaks to Chernobyl in Mexico, North America, Africa should be taken with great caution in view of the observations made in the current literature compilation and our knowledge of the post-accidental fallout dispersion 375 (Evangeliou et al, 2016).…”
Section: Limitations Of the Currently Published 137 Cs Researchmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…A similar finding is made in Ghana where both fallout sources associated with Fukushima and Chernobyl accidents were recorded in the Amisa and Sakumo River estuaries (Mahu et al, 2016) whereas no single 137 Cs peak could 370 be identified in sediment collected in the nearby Volta and Pra River estuaries (Klubi et al, 2017). In North America, 137 Cs fallout attributed to Chernobyl was identified in Canada, in the Vermillon Lake (Schindler and Kamber, 2013), as well as in the North Lake in the United States (Hardaway et al 1998). The attribution of 137 Cs peaks to Chernobyl in Mexico, North America, Africa should be taken with great caution in view of the observations made in the current literature compilation and our knowledge of the post-accidental fallout dispersion 375 (Evangeliou et al, 2016).…”
Section: Limitations Of the Currently Published 137 Cs Researchmentioning
confidence: 83%