[ RadSafe ] Recycling Urine Containing I-131; Emergency License Amendment

[Carol Marcus]

Dear Tom:

He crackled up, sent the e-mail far and wide, and it even went to the 
NRC.  I received a terrifically funny response from Jim Myers, and a 
furious letter from the NRC Office of General Counsel berating me for 
making light of serious radiation issues.  The truth is that my broad 
license was so broad that I could have recycled urine without a license 
amendment if I had wanted to.

Ciao, Carol

On 4/3/2014 6:28 AM, Tom Conley wrote:
> So Carol, what was Ed's response?
>
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