It is designed for local and national governments and medical authorities in the former Soviet Union. This website describes the geologic and chemical conditions under which radon is produced, and how humans are exposed to radon gas. The following documents offer a general introduction to some of the terms and concepts associated with radiation issues and are a good starting place for those who have little familiarity with the topic. This two-page sheet clearly describes simple actions citizens can take to protect themselves from radiation after a nuclear power plant accident. This leaflet is currently available only in Russian.
Some information is useful only in the United States.
This site provides information about radiation experiments that were conducted on humans in the US since the 1940s. This site provides studies, research, and information about the effects of radiation and Chernobyl on Belarus. It also contains concrete information about ways citizens can reduce their own radiation exposure. Full-text reports about accidents, safety improvements, reactor types, Chernobyl updates, and more are available. Some reports are available in Russian.