HP History question

[Steven.Rima@DOEGJPO.COM (Steven Rima)]

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     Steven D. Rima, CHP
     Manager, Health Physics and Industrial Hygiene
     MACTEC-ERS
     steven.rima@doegjpo.com
     
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     Can anyone recommend a good history of radiation protection or health 
     physics?  I was looking at the history/origin of the ALARA (As Low As 
     Reasonably Achievable) recommendation that is the basis for most 
     current recommendations, and when that approach became widely 
     accepted.
     Thanks for any info.
     Regards,
     Jim
     
     James W. Platner, PhD, CIH
     Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations Division of 
     Extension & Public Service
     Voice: 518/449-4161    FAX: 518/426-0643 jp42@cornell.edu