Table of Contents
- 18.1 - Introduction
- 18.2 - Hazardous Events: A Separate Cause of Impacts
- 18.2.1 - Uncertainity and duration
- 18.2.2 - Impact mechanisms and types of damage
- 18.2.2.1 - Accidents
- 18.2.2.2 - Natural hazards
- 18.2.2 - Impact mechanisms and types of damage
- 18.3 - Sources and Consequences
- 18.3.1 - Industrial installations
- 18.3.2 - Inland transport and distribution
- 18.3.3 - Marine transport and offshore installations
- 18.3.4 - Nuclear installations and transport of radioactive material
- 18.3.4.1 - Transportation
- 18.3.4.2 - Operation of nuclear installations
- 18.3.4.3 - Abnormal events
- 18.3.4.4 - Environmental effects
- 18.3.4.4.1 - Important radionuclides
- 18.3.4.4.2 - Radionuclide distribution
- 18.3.4.4.3 - Radiation damage to vegetation
- 18.3.4.4.4 - Radiation damage to fauna
- 18.3.4.4.5 - Lessons learned and needs
- 18.3.4.4.2 - Radionuclide distribution
- 18.3.4.2 - Operation of nuclear installations
- 18.3.5 - Natural hazards
- 18.3.5.1 - Storms and floods
- 18.3.5.2 - Heatwaves, fires and draughts
- 18.3.5.3 - Earthquakes and volcanoes
- 18.3.5.2 - Heatwaves, fires and draughts
- 18.3.2 - Inland transport and distribution
- 18.4 - Hazardous Events as a Cause of Damage
- 18.4.1 - Short- and long-term impacts
- 18.4.2 - Relationship with other causes of impacts
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