the North Atlantic, Nordic Seas, and Arctic Ocean in
the years to come.
See also
CFCs in the Ocean. Radioactive Wastes.
Further Reading
Aarkrog A, Dahlgaard H, Hallstadius L, Hansen H, and
Hohm E (1983) Radiocaesium from Sellafield effluents
in Greenland waters. Nature 304: 49--51.
Dahlgaard H (1995) Transfer of European coastal
pollution to the Arctic: radioactive tracers. Marine
Pollution Bulletin 31: 3--7.
Gray J, Jones SR, and Smith AD (1995) Discharges to the
environment from the Sellafield Site, 1951–1992.
Journal of Radiological Protection 15: 99--131.
Jefferies DF, Preston A, and Steele AK (1973) Distribution
of caesium-137 in British coastal waters. Marine
Pollution Bulletin 4: 118--122.
Kershaw P and Baxter A (1995) The transfer of
reprocessing wastes from north-west Europe to the
Arctic. Deep-Sea Research II 42: 1413--1448.
Kershaw PJ, McCubbin D, and Leonard KS (1999)
Continuing contamination of north Atlantic and Arctic
waters by Sellafield radionuclides. Science of Total
Environment 237/238: 119--132.
Livingston HD (1988) The use of Cs and Sr isotopes as
tracers in the Arctic Mediterranean Seas. Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London A 325:
161--176.
Livingston HD, Bowen VT, and Kupferman SL (1982) Radionuclides from Windscale discharges I: non-equilibrium
tracer experiments in high-latitude oceanography. Journal
of Marine Research 40: 253--272.
Livingston HD, Bowen VT, and Kupferman SL (1982)
Radionuclides from Windscale discharges II: their
dispersion in Scottish and Norwegian coastal circulation.
Journal of Marine Research 40: 1227--1258.
Livingston HD, Swift JH, and O ¨ stlund HG (1985)
Artificial radionuclide tracer supply to the Denmark
Strait Overflow between 1972 and 1981. Journal of
Geophysical Research 90: 6971--6982.
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