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Discharges of radium-carrying mine waters from hard coal mining in the area of the Fossa Eugeniana and the Rheinberger Altrhein in Germany have caused elevated radioactivity in sediments and soils. Extensive measurements of the ambient dose rate revealed some small area contaminations as well as a larger one in a nature protection area at the Rheinberger Altrhein. For the evaluation of the potential radiation exposure investigations of the activity concentrations of river sediments, soils, and biological materials were performed. The potential exposure of members of the public was modelled on the basis of the German Guidelines for the Calculation of Radiation Exposure due to Radioactivity from Mining Activities. In the assessment the present situation as well as its possible future development was considered.

Radiological evaluation of mine water discharges from hard coal mining in the Fossa Eugeniana Area, Germany