Soil Contamination Limits in the Czech Republic -Reply

[Jose Lopez <JLOPEZ@MEDNET.SWMED.EDU>]

Sue:
I don't know if Dr Teply is still around , but your friend's dad could
try
to contact Dr. Jiri Teply, Director of the Nuclear Research Institute
just
outside of Prague. His Phone 02- 84-47-72 and Fax (+42 2) 685-75-67. at
home in Prague 75-86-15. This info came from his business card.

Jose Lopez, PhD
RSO
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas


>>> "Sue M. Dupre" <dupre@arundel.Princeton.EDU> 09/17/97 11:48am
>>>
Radsafers:


>>> "Sue M. Dupre" <dupre@arundel.Princeton.EDU> 09/17/97 11:48am
>>>
Radsafers:

An acquaintance of mine, on behalf of his father in the Czech 
Republic, has asked for guidance concerning maximum recommended 
levels of Cs-137 and Sr-90 contamination in soil, the soil of interest 
being fertile soil in which crops are grown.   Can you point me and 
thereby him to the relevant references and/or persons to contact for 
further information in the Czech Republic.   I'd contact Franz 
Schoenhefer to ask him directly but do not have his e-mail address.

Thanks for your help!

 


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