Migrat︠s︡ii︠a︡ estestvennykh radionuklidov v tekhnogennykh taez︠h︡no-merzlotnykh landshaftakh I︠u︡z︠h︡noĭ I︠A︡kutii
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Regularities of migration of natural radionuclides in rocks, soils and surface water of the anthropogenic Taiga-Cryogenic Landscapes of South Yakutia are traced. The authors find out that 17 anthropogenic areas (mainly, mine dumps) irregularly located on the territory of 500 square kilometers have been formed in the course of a 25-year period and nowadays represent the principal uncontrolled radioactive pollution source for the local environment.
