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The origins of the treaty lay in worldwide public concern over the danger posed by atmospheric radioactive fallout produced by the aboveground testing of nuclear weapons.

In a recent report ("Fukushima Fallout") produced by his own office, Mr Markey noted that the NRC had failed to incorporate its technical staff's recommendations, despite the fact that new information indicates a much higher probability of core damage caused by earthquakes than previously thought.

Ash fallout produced by volcanic eruptions, even of moderate magnitude, are responsible for severe impacts around volcanoes, due to burial, overloading, or different physical or chemical processes affecting plant growth or foliage state even for thin tephra coverage (see Ayiris and Delmelle 2012 and reference therein).

A preliminary isopach map of the 2007 08 ash fallout was produced by Sherrod et al. (Sherrod et al. 2013), constraining a 5 10 cm isopach line, and partially constraining the limit of a 1 5 cm thickness isopach line (Fig. 1b).

Surges are identified in the deposits by dune and cross-bedding formations, which are not produced by fallout.

Spherical to oblate pellets (100 μm to several tens of mm in maximum diameter and, in some cases, few cm, Fig.  1), with or without an internal structure and/or a solid core, are commonly visible in fallout, and PDC deposits produced by a variety of eruption types (e.g. Reimer 1983; Sheridan and Wohletz 1983; Wilson 2001; Ritchie et al. 2002).

The Tephra2 model can be used to investigate the likely pattern of tephra fallout from the sustained eruption column produced by Merapi volcano on November 4th.

"Eventually it will be just those who do". Sechler is the voice for two of the animated characters in the video game "Fallout 3," a sequel long awaited by gamers and produced by Bethesda Softworks.

The milk was contaminated because it was produced by cows grazing on grass coated with fallout.

The culprit was milk produced by cows that had grazed on grass heavily carpeted by fallout.

The piece is part of a continuing narrative, produced by the Times and other news media reporting the legal fallout of the financial crisis, that more heads should be rolling, more companies falling, and more high profile civil lawsuits occurring.