[ RadSafe ] Re: Understanding negligible dose
dckosloff at firstenergycorp.com
dckosloff at firstenergycorp.com
Thu Feb 24 03:44:59 CET 2005
Excellant point. Just like the anti-Fedearlists. It has turned out that
they were mostly correct and the Federalists have turned out to have been
way ower optimistic. But the anti-Federalists picked a less than optimum
name.
Don Kosloff
"Brodsky, Allen"
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02/23/2005 04:17 vargo at physicist.net
PM Subject: RE: [ RadSafe ] Re: Understanding negligible dose
By the way, I testified that the term "Below Regulatory Concern" was not
the
best way to go. They should have said "Levels Above Which Regulatory
Requirements are Needed." This way, you do not say you are "not concerned"
about anything. One shows an infinitesimal concern in looking at the level
and deciding there is no risk. But I was ignored as usual. Allen
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