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Second Russian National Dialogue on ENERGY, SOCIETY AND SECURITYThe Khanti-Mansiisk AutonomousOkrug and theTyumen OblastThe Yamalo-Nenets AutonomousOkrugKara Sea and the Gulf ofObNorth KazakhstanTotal Ob-Irtysh Basin areaUSD 6 mlnUSD 5 mlnUSD 15 mlnUSD 30 mlnUSD 8 mlnLand remediation and monitoring atunderground nuclear explosion sites;decontamination of oil and gas equipmentcontaminated with natural radionuclides,deep burial of radioactive waste, monitoringthe transport of radionuclides in theIrtysh and Ob rivers from Mayak and theSiberian Chemical Combine.Conservation and monitoring at undergroundnuclear explosion sites; decontaminationof gas and oil equipment.Survey and neutralization of nuclearinstallations and radwaste disposed underwater, general monitoring.Rehabilitation of the Semipalatinsk testsite, underground nuclear explosion sites,tailing storage facilities at the StepnogorskMining and Chemical Combineand the Ulbinsk Plant.Creation of a common basin system ofradioecological monitoring and accidentprevention (the EU’s TACIS project andTyphoon, Russia).As regards rehabilitation programs, one should bear in mind plans to develop anuclear complex along the borders of the Ob-Irtysh radioecological region: the Roadmapincludes plans for construction of a South Urals NPP near Mayak, a nuclear heatingplant in Seversk, and new reactors at the Beloyarsk NPP. In connection with thoseplans, there are also plans for a plant to manufacture MOX fuel at the Siberian ChemicalCombine and uranium mines in the Kurgan Oblast, the Pripolyarny Urals, etc. We won’tdiscuss the pressing environmental issue of radiation monitoring in the Ob-Irtysh basin(see Figure 4), although this international project is actively underway at the Russianand EU levels, which is why it is included in the summary table above.132
Second Russian National Dialogue on ENERGY, SOCIETY AND SECURITYFigure 4. The sites of future radioecological monitoring stations.In conclusion, I would like to mention the need to include a radiation componentin all regional Russian and North Kazakhstan nature conservation programs and agreementson the protection of water resources, including intergovernmental agreements.It would be interesting to think through a potential Intergovernmental Ob-Irtysh Basinradioecological agreement on a scientific level, integrating the efforts of the scientificcommunity, independent experts and representatives of the public.References1. Bulatov, V.I. Radioactive Russia [Rossiya radioaktivnaya]. Novosibirsk: Ts-ERIS, 1996. 270.2. Bulatov, V.I. Tasks of Geography and Geoecology under Conditions of GrowingRadioactivity in Russia. Questions of Radioecology and Interdisciplinary Topics[Zadachi geografii i geoekologii v usloviyakh vozrastaniya pressa radioaktivnosti naterritorii Rossii]. Issue 11. Zarechny, 2008. 130–156.3. Kuznetsov, V.M. and Nazarov, A.G. The Radioactive Legacy of the Cold War.Historical and Scientific Research Experience [Radiatsionnoye naslediye “kholodnoivoiny.” Opyt isotriko-nauchnogo issledovaniya]. Moscow: Klyuch-S Publishing House,2006. 720.4. Tikhonov, M.N. and Rylov, M.I. A Comprehensive Assessment of the Nuclearand Radioactive Legacy in Russia. Problems Facing the Environment and Natural Resources.An Overview [Kompleksnaya otsenka yaderno-radiatsinnogo naslediya Rossii.Problemy okruzhayuschei sredi i prirodnikh resursov. Obzornaya informatsiya]. 2007.No. 3. 77–110.133
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