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Cesium 137 from nuclear weapon testing fallout (1995 figures)

Nuclear explosions - especially the atmospheric tests in the Arctic and from US, UK and Chinese tests at other sites in the world - are the primary source of radioactive contamination in the Arctic. With the times needed for decomposition of nuclear fallout, these higher radiation levels subsists for longer times.

Year: 2006

From collection: Vital Arctic Graphics (2004 edition)

Cartographer: Philippe Rekacewicz

Tags: Arctic UNEP

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