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The accumulation of "Tc by Fucus vesiculosus and its subsequent use as a soil conditioner in coastal areas gives rise to a potential pathway for the transfer of "Tc to terrestrial ecosystem and on to humans. Preliminary results from a small-scale study of the release of "Tc from Fucus vesiculosus into a sandy, coastal soil suggest that around 20% of the "Tc present in the seaweed is released within 17 days (2.7 weeks) of its addition to the soil, even though the decomposition rate, measured by die C0 2 production of soil microorganisms, remained low over that period. Further analyses will be carried out to determine the rate of "Tc release in the latter part of the experiment when the decomposition rate had increased.

Entry of technetium-99 into the human food chain through the use of seaweed as soil conditioner