Traduction de «Installation à risques radiologiques » (Français → Anglais) :

radiological risk

radiologically safe recycling

evaluating risks and hazards in aquaculture facilities | identifying risks and hazards in aquaculture facilities | identify risks in aquaculture facilities | identify risks in aquaculture facilities

"health screening" means a procedure using medical radiological installations for early diagnosis in population groups at risk.

9. Recalls that the hazards of radioactive waste were once again highlighted by the Fukushima nuclear accident; notes that natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis could affect the safety of existing nuclear installations, or those under construction, in the Union and its neighbouring countries with high seismic and tsunami risk, as in the case of Akkuyu in Turkey; believes that, in addition to the measures to be implemented for NPPs, all appropriate action should be taken at Union and Member State level to ensure that radioactive waste disposal does not take place in identified high-risk areas; calls on the Commission to su ...[+++]pport the open and unbiased identification of the best facilities for storing radioactive waste as safely as possible; urges neighbouring and accession candidate countries to join the European Community Urgent Radiological Information Exchange Agreement (Ecurie);

8. Recalls that the hazards of radioactive waste were once again highlighted by the Fukushima nuclear accident; notes that natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis could affect the safety of existing nuclear installations, or those under construction, in the Union and its neighbouring countries with high seismic and tsunami risk, as in the case of Akkuyu in Turkey; believes that, in addition to the measures to be implemented for NPPs, all appropriate action should be taken at Union and Member State level to ensure that radioactive waste disposal does not take place in identified high-risk areas; calls on the Commission to su ...[+++]pport the open and unbiased identification of the best facilities for storing radioactive waste as safely as possible; urges neighbouring and accession candidate countries to join the European Community Urgent Radiological Information Exchange Agreement (ECURIE);

While recognising that radiological and non-radiological hazards associated with spent fuel and radioactive waste should be taken into account in the national framework, this Directive does not cover non-radiological hazards, which fall under the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.