Re: "Tritium on Ice"

["Jerry Cohen" <jjcohen@PRODIGY.NET>]

I am curious to know if anyone knows  or can conceive of a plausible

situation where release of tritium to the environment could result in a

significant radiological public health problem (excluding problems of mental

health, regulatory compliance, or anything related to perceived risk).







----- Original Message -----

From: Ralph E. Wild <rewild@ATTGLOBAL.NET>

To: Norman Cohen <ncohen12@comcast.net>

Cc: <radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu>; <Know_Nukes@yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 12:07 PM

Subject: Re: New book: "Tritium on Ice"





> >

> >

> >>  Thus, the alleged consensus amounted basically to an opinion by a

single person.

> >>

> Sorta overlooks the EIS on construction of new tritium production

> reactor(s) by DOE, the EIS on accelerator production of triutim, ant the

> EIS on use of civilian reactors for tritium production.  I doubt that

> this one person wrote all of these three environmental impact statements

> or that she retrieved all of the copies from all of the public reading

> rooms.

>

> Ralph E. Wild

> URS Corporation

>

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