Norway will take part in efforts to reduce emissions of radioactive substances and the risk of such emissions that may result in pollution of the Norwegian environment.
Cooperation with Russia Cooperation with the Russian authorities shall be a means of lowering the risk of radioactive pollution of Norwegian land and sea territory in order to avoid possible adverse effects on health, the environment or economic activity.
Probability of core meltdown at selected high-risk reactors near Norway (currently only nuclear power plants on the Kola Peninsula)
Limit emissions from Norwegian sources Emissions of radioactive substances from Norwegian sources shall be limited to levels that do not have an adverse effect on the natural environment.
Total annual emissions of radioactive substances from Norwegian sources
Limit radiation In areas where historical contamination has been identified, steps shall be taken to ensure that no population groups exceed recommended radiation dose limits which might result through consumption of natural foodstuffs or outdoor recreational activities.
Geographical distribution of caesium-137 in soil in Norway
Annual mean concentrations of technetium-99 and caesium-137 in seawater off Tromsø
Concentrations of caesium-137 in wild reindeer, mushrooms and selected population groups
Releases of technetium-99 and caesium-137 from Sellafield