Risk Management
Disaster Management
Radiation Disasters
Nuclear power plant emergency advice on radiation exposure from nuclear power plants. What to do before, during and after an adverse radiological event.
radiation, radiation disaster, nuclear power plant radiation
Includes conclusions from the Federation of American Scientists
This primer is provided as a quick reference in the event of a radiation disaster
Pertinent to the operation, monitoring, analysis, and assessment capabilities of FRMAC
A set of questions and answers developed jointly by FAO, IAEA and WHO
News, legal instruments, photos, videos, information from Japan, articles and publications related to the disaster
Updates to the radiation situation at Japan's nuclear reactor site as result of damage from the tsunami
Guidance at the scene of the accident and at the hospital
Preparation for and Response to Nuclear Releases
Treaties, Conventions & Agreements Related to the IAEA's Work
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[39799] INES Scale is a worldwide tool for communicating to the public thesafety significance of nuclear and radiological events
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission answers to frequently asked questions related to Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami
Backgrounder and fact sheet on how to handle radiation exposure from nuclear power plants
Siting, design, construction and commissioning, followed by the proper management and operation of the plant
What are Dirty Bombs and How are they Hazardous?
Independent self-study course on radiological emergency response operations
Guidance, information and techniques for responding to radiological events
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