Contaminants · Radionuclides
RadiumRa
Radioactive matter: it decays by itself, each radionuclide at its own pace (its half-life), and no treatment speeds that up; it can only be removed, isolated or left to decay.
- 8 written pages
- 57 sites on the national lists
- 0 species studied
On the national lists
Sites on the national lists whose official record names this substance. In the bar, the coloured part is the sites still listed. The lists, in full, are on the sites page.
United States
Superfund National Priorities List (NPL)57 sites, 47 still listed
Sites where it is found
Where plants or fungi were tried
The other sites with a page
Elsewhere in the world
- Arlit and Akokan uranium minesArlit / Akokan, Niger
- Huelva phosphogypsum stacksAndalucía (Huelva), Spain
- Kamianske (Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant)Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine
- Mailuu-SuuJalal-Abad Region, Kyrgyzstan
- Rum Jungle uranium-copper mineBatchelor, Australia