Posted on03 August 2009.
There are several types of mushrooms in Finland these days which are still affected by the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown incident. These mushrooms are still radioactive even 23 years since the Ukrainian power plant incident. The EU states that mushrooms should not contain more than 600 Becquerels (bq) of radiation per kg.
According to SikuNews, the highest levels of radiation concentration in Finland after the Chernobyl disaster were in Pirkanmaa, Häme, and the Kymi Valley.
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Some steps in the wind…
I hear, in
the strength
that always
remains, the
delicate rhymes
of a deep
sensibility, and
even a pleasure
where the
sun-rise appears…
Francesco Sinibaldi
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