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Re: Who are you WITH? Re(3)($$): facility decommissioning question
Another interesting quote is found in Eisenbud's 4th edition of
Environmental Radioactivity (1997):
A cursory review of the legal and technical facts contained in many of the
basic U.S. radiation protection standards suggests that the standards are
numerous and complex, principally control activities that make relatively
small contributions to the overall U.S. population doses, have become more
restrictive over time, and follow no common rationale in achieving public
health objectives.
The reference given for this little snippet is from the Compendium of Major
U.S. Radiation Protection Standards and Guides: Legal Technical Facts, by
W.A. Mills et al., ORNL 1988.
Emil Murat
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03/26/01 09:28 PM
Please respond to Emil
Murat
Greetings,
Jim and John Doe #....,
You are absolutely right about they and we!
To me, it does not really matter if I am correct or
incorrect in this particular instance.
You know the Health Physics as "science" reserves many
ways to solve the problem and Tim just needs to have
his job done.
Job is job.
I offered an advice.
Nevertheless,
You have raised an interesting question.
Quote:
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"Then when the "rad protectionists," ICRP/NRPB
(as with NCRP/EPA/NRC/DOE in the US) change
regulations again, many more
thousands of very profitable hours and millions of $
(EUs) can keep the
funds for rad protection flowing, including many good
meetings and
conferences in nice locations, for more generations!!"
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We y'all know that!
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