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Toxicologie nucléaire environnementale et humaine
Références bibliographiques
Beaugelin-Seiller K, Jasserand F, GarnierLaplace J, Gariel JC (2006). Modelling the
radiological dose in non-human species:
principles, computerization and application. Health Phys, 90 : 485-493.
CCE (1996). Directives 96/29/Euratom du
Conseil du 13 mai 1996, fixant les normes
de base relatives à la protection sanitaire
de la population et des travailleurs contre
les dangers résultant des rayonnements
ionisants. Journal officiel des Communautés européennes du 29 juin 1996. Office
des publications officielles des communautés européennes.
Décret n° 2002-460 du 4 avril 2002 (2002),
relatif à la protection générale des personnes contre les dangers des rayonnements
ionisants. Journal officiel du 6 avril 2002.
Fontugne M, Maro D, Baron Y, Hatté, Hébert
D, Douville E (2004) l4C sources and
distribution in the vicinity of La Hague
nuclear reprocessing plant: Part 1. Terrestrial environment. Radiocarbon, 46 :
827-830.
Garnier-Laplace J, Della-Vedova C, Gilbin
R, Coppiestone D, Ciffroy P, Hingston J
(2006). First application of Species Sensitivity Distributions to derive no-effect
values for freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems exposed to radioactive substances.
Environ Sci Technol, 40 : 6498-6505.
Hydro-Québec (2002). Evaluation des risques écotoxicologiques et toxicologiques
associés à l exploitation de la centrale
de Gentilly-2 et de Bécancour. N° Ref ■
Q01012170602.
IAEA (2000). Bulletin de l’international Atomic. In : Energy Agency, 42 : 38-40.
ICRP (International Commission on Radiological Protection) (1975). Reference man:
Anatomical, physiological and metabolic characteristics. ICRP Publication 23.
Oxford, Pergamon Press.
McCartney M, Baxter MS, Scott EM (1988).
Carbon-14 discharges from the nuclear fuel
cycle: 1. Global effects. J Environ Radioactiv,8: 143-155.
National Council on Radiation Protection and
Measurements. (1979). Tritium and other
radionuclide labelled organic compounds
incorporated in genetic material. Report
n° 63, Washington (USA).
Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (1987).
Critères d’hygiène de l’environnement.
Quelques radionucléides : tritium, carbone
14, krypton 85, strontium 90, iode, césium
137, radon, plutonium. Genève, Suisse.
Otlet RL, Walker AJ, Fulker MJ, Collins C
(1997). Background Carbon - 14 levels in
UK foodstuffs, 1981-1995, based upon a
1992 survey. J Environ Radioactiv, 34 :
91-101.
Ouyang Y, Boersma L (1992). Dynamic oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange between
soil and atmosphere. Soil Science Soc
Am J, 56 : 1695-1710.
PROTECT (2008). Deliverable 5: Numerical benchmarks for protecting biota from
radiation in the environment: proposed
levels, underlying reasoning and recommendations. Report for the PROTECT project. EC Contract Number: 036425 (FI6R).
CEH-Lancaster, Lancaster.
Roussel-Debet S, Gontier G, Siclet F, Fournier
M (2006). Distribution of carbon 14 in the
terrestrial environment close to French
nuclear power plants. J Environ Radioactiv, 87 (1) : 246-259.
Scott EM, Baxter MS, McCartney M (1991).
Considerations on the modelling of environmental radiocarbon BIOMOVS. In'.
Symposium on the validity of environmental transfer models. Swedish Radiation
Protection Institute, Stockholm (Sweden),
107-123.
Sheppard SC, Amiro BD, Sheppard ML Stephenson M, Zach R, Bird GA (1994). Carbon-14 in the biosphere: modeling and porting research for the Canadian Nuclear
Fuel Waste Management program. Waste
Management, 14 (5) : 445-456.
United Nations Scientific Committee on the
Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR)
(2000). Sources and effects of ionizing
radiation. Volume I. New York.
US-EPA (2002). U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 2002. ECOTOX User Guide:
ECOTOxicology Database. Version 3.0.
Avai lable: http://www.epa.gov/ecotox/
© L a v o is ie r —
L a p h o to c o p ie n o n
a u to ris é e e s t u n
d é lit