Radiation in dailylife

In the everyday environment, Finns suffer the most health damage from natural radiation - radon at workplaces, at home and in leisure apartments, and from UV radiation, which must be protected from with clothes, shade and cream.

Current issues

Starting from the beginning of this year, the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority of Finland and the Estonian Environmental Board will be able to monitor the radiation situation in both countries in real time.

A report published on the website of the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) states that if everything goes well, STUK can complete the assessment of the operating licence for a Finnish final disposal facility for spent nuclear fuel and submit its statement to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and ...