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With the aim of detecting the presence of radionuclides in moss samples in  eastern Serbia, 129 samples of mosses were collected from 2000 to 2010 in the  region of the spas: Sokobanja, Banja Jošanica and Gamzigradska banja. The  data obtained show that 137Cs was present in all of the 129 samples from 3  sampling areas and 15 sampling localities and in 20 moss taxa. This indicates  that pollution with this radionuclide resulting from the Chernobyl accident  still exists. Changes in the average activity concentrations of 40K are  within measurement error limits, while for 137Cs changes in the average  activity concentrations are more noticeable, i.e. they have decreased with  time. [Acknowledgments. This work was supported by the Ministry of Education  and Science of the Republic of Serbia, project code III 43009.

Activity concentrations of 137Cs and 40K in mosses from spas in Eastern Serbia