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On 18 November 2014 an agreement was signed by the Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority and the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine. This agreement set up a bilateral regulatory cooperation program under which the parties will exchange technical information and cooperate in the fields of nuclear and radiation safety and security.

National Report of the Kingdom of Norway to the seventh Review Meeting of the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management, prepared in accordance with Guidelines regarding the form and structure of National Reports

Formålet med denne trusselvurderingsrapporten er å gi regulerende myndigheters syn på de viktigste områder som krever overvåking og regulativ utvikling når det gjelder aktiviteter koblet til RTG-dekommisjonering og sluttdeponering. De største radiologiske truslene har blitt identifisert og tiltak for å redusere dem har blitt foreslått.

Norge har finansiert opphugging av to russiske Viktor II atomubåter gjennom regjeringens handlingsplan for atomsaker.

Do not use sunbeds. There is a proven risk of skin cancer associated with using sunbeds, and there is no safe lower limit for exposure to UV radiation from sunbeds.

The Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority (NRPA) and NATO recently funded a tour for ten Russian experts from the Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) and the Russian State Research Center – Institute of Biophysics (SRC-IBPh) to meet up with regulators at nuclear related sites in the United Kingdom.

Potensialet for forurensning ble studert for flere hypotetiske scenarier der radioaktivitet ble sluppet ut fra det flytende atomkraftverket Akademik Lomonosov.

Current investigations reveal that activity concentrations of 137Cs in arctic marine mammals are low and far
below national food intervention limits.

When the Chernobyl fallout reached Norway in spring 1986, national radiation protection authorities had over 20 years of experience in monitoring of reindeer herders in Kautokeino, northern Norway.

In 2008, a master's thesis project was carried out at the NRPA, concentrating on the implementation and use of radiochromic film for dosimetric purposes in photon radiotherapy. A method for the use of radiochromic film in a clinical setting was developed and tested at 7 of Norway's 10 radiotherapy hospitals. This report contains the finished thesis in its entirety.