Evaluation Of Future Levels Of Radioactive Fallout

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The evaluations of future levels of strontium-90 deposition on the ground have been carried out for three different cases. 1. no more nuclear weapon tests are carried out after October 1958; 2. tests continue to be carried out at the same average rate as in the past; and 3. tests are carried out at the highest rate observed in the past, i.e. during the year 1958. These evaluations are done for Bombay, India, and are based on the ground deposition data on 1st October, 1958, and stratospheric inventories due to injections in the equatorial and polar regions as given by … continued below

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Vohra, K. G. & Mishra, U. C. February 1960.

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The evaluations of future levels of strontium-90 deposition on the ground have been carried out for three different cases. 1. no more nuclear weapon tests are carried out after October 1958; 2. tests continue to be carried out at the same average rate as in the past; and 3. tests are carried out at the highest rate observed in the past, i.e. during the year 1958. These evaluations are done for Bombay, India, and are based on the ground deposition data on 1st October, 1958, and stratospheric inventories due to injections in the equatorial and polar regions as given by Libby.

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Vohra, K. G. & Mishra, U. C. Evaluation Of Future Levels Of Radioactive Fallout, report, February 1960; Washington D.C.. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1258059/: accessed July 11, 2025), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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