Lindis Skipperud

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Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Norway

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Professor Lindis Skipperud is affiliated with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences in Norway. His research focuses on environmental impact assessments, environmental radioactivity, and soil chemistry, with a particular emphasis on legacy sites and trace element bioaccumulation in aquatic systems. Recent publications include investigations into the effects of alum shale waste and the transfer of radionuclides in various ecosystems, contributing to a deeper understanding of local and regional environmental issues.

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University of Helsinki

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University of Warsaw

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Environmental impact of an acid-forming alum shale waste rock legacy site in Norway

Mobile trace elements in sediments from lakes Hawassa, Koka, and Ziway in the Ethiopian Rift Valley

In-depth understanding of local soil chemistry reveals that addition of Ca may counteract the mobilisation of <sup>226</sup>Ra and other pollutants before wetland creation on the Grote Nete river banks

Bioaccumulation of trace elements in liver and kidney of fish species from three freshwater lakes in the Ethiopian Rift Valley

Micro-analytical characterization of thorium-rich aggregates from Norwegian NORM sites (Fen Complex, Telemark)

Elevated natural radioactivity in undisturbed forest and mountain areas of arctic Norway – local geology, soil characteristics, and transfer to biota

Evaluation of uncertainties in environmental impact assessment of naturally occurring radiation exposure situations on example of undisturbed and legacy NORM sites in the Fen Complex, Norway

The effect of water exchange on the leaching of alum shale

Transfer of naturally occurring radionuclides from soil to wild forest flora in an area with enhanced legacy and natural radioactivity in Norway

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Gareth Law

Jakub Jaroszewicz

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