=NewthieM@ Page 1 L ow-level radioactivewastes are, by definition, any materialthatis not high
level, ie , thatwhich is not a byproductof mining and milling ofuranium, not a …

Problemsassociatedwith this sys tern should be obvious to even the most casual reader.
Unfortunately, as one studiesthe strategyandlogistics, many additional and far more serious …

N UCLEAR POWER PLANTS, research labs, and hospitals are facing bewildering uncer
tainties in dealing with radioactive waste, more so than at any time since Congress …

It isn't easy to separate nuclear medicine from the many other generators of radioactive
wastes. Carol Marcus, MD, PhD ofthe Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, sent me an inter esting …

Newsilne points out that when a load of trash is rejected, the cost to the government and the
hospital may run to thousands of dol lars. In most cases merely allowing the packaged waste …

The non-technical aspects of developing sites for the disposal of low-level radio active waste
remain a key concern as the deadline for establishing such sites nears, according to …

The day after receiving the NCRP book for review, I was browsing through the new
acquisitions shelves of my public libraryandstumbledontotheLeagueofWome…. I was …

Disposal of low-level radioactive biomedical wastes: a problem in regulation, not science (Journal
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Risks associated with low-level radioactive waste (LLW) management must not be viewed in
isolation, but rather within the context of the societal benefits derived from such activity …

2734 Objectives To identify that radioactivity is continually being released from hospitals
from patients that have undergone diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures …