Savannah River Site environmental report for 1989
Savannah River Site environmental report for 1989
The purpose of this report is to meet three of the primary objectives of the Savannah River Site (SRS) environmental monitoring program. These objectives are to assess actual or potential exposures to populations form the presence of radioactive and nonradioactive materials from normal operations or nonroutine occurrences; to demonstrate compliance with applicable authorized limits and legal requirements; and to communicate results of the monitoring program to the public. This 1989 report contains descriptions of radiological and nonradiological monitoring programs, it provides data obtained from these programs, and it describes various environmental research activities ongoing at the site. Also included are summaries of environmental management and compliance activities, a summary of National Environmental Policy Act activities, and a listing of environmental permits issued by regulatory agencies.
- University of North Texas United States
Us Aec, Radiation Doses, Production Reactors, Sludges, Uptake, Even-Odd Nuclei, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Laws, Radioactive Materials, Isotopes, Alpha Dosimetry, Waste Management, Human Populations, Sampling, 540330 -- Environment, Intermediate Mass Nuclei, Mammals, Surveillance, Spectrometers, Sewage, Activity Levels, Forestry, Geology, Ruminants, Elements, Management, Sanitary Landfills, Coal, Streams, Fission Products, Vertebrates, Years Living Radioisotopes 053000* -- Nuclear Fuels-- Environmental Aspects, Public Health, Oxygen Compounds, Settling Ponds, National Organizations, Quality Control, Even-Even Nuclei, Odd-Even Nuclei, Audits, Runoff, Transuranium Elements, Tritium, 220700 -- Nuclear Reactor Technology-- Plutonium & Isotope Production Reactors, Doses, Ecosystems, Actinides, Hydrogen Isotopes, Beta-Minus Decay Radioisotopes, Meteorology, Radiation Monitoring, Alkali Metal Isotopes, Sulfur Isotopes, Radiations, Materials Handling, Control, Animals, Light Nuclei, 54 Environmental Sciences, Environmental Transport, Savannah River, Aquatic Ecosystems, Radioisotopes, Aquatic-- Radioactive Materials Monitoring & Transport-- (1990-), Us Organizations, Filters, Vitrification, Nuclei, Monitors, Semiconductor Detectors, Environmental Materials, Pollution Control Equipment, Ge Semiconductor Detectors, Quality Assurance, Beta Detection
Us Aec, Radiation Doses, Production Reactors, Sludges, Uptake, Even-Odd Nuclei, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Laws, Radioactive Materials, Isotopes, Alpha Dosimetry, Waste Management, Human Populations, Sampling, 540330 -- Environment, Intermediate Mass Nuclei, Mammals, Surveillance, Spectrometers, Sewage, Activity Levels, Forestry, Geology, Ruminants, Elements, Management, Sanitary Landfills, Coal, Streams, Fission Products, Vertebrates, Years Living Radioisotopes 053000* -- Nuclear Fuels-- Environmental Aspects, Public Health, Oxygen Compounds, Settling Ponds, National Organizations, Quality Control, Even-Even Nuclei, Odd-Even Nuclei, Audits, Runoff, Transuranium Elements, Tritium, 220700 -- Nuclear Reactor Technology-- Plutonium & Isotope Production Reactors, Doses, Ecosystems, Actinides, Hydrogen Isotopes, Beta-Minus Decay Radioisotopes, Meteorology, Radiation Monitoring, Alkali Metal Isotopes, Sulfur Isotopes, Radiations, Materials Handling, Control, Animals, Light Nuclei, 54 Environmental Sciences, Environmental Transport, Savannah River, Aquatic Ecosystems, Radioisotopes, Aquatic-- Radioactive Materials Monitoring & Transport-- (1990-), Us Organizations, Filters, Vitrification, Nuclei, Monitors, Semiconductor Detectors, Environmental Materials, Pollution Control Equipment, Ge Semiconductor Detectors, Quality Assurance, Beta Detection
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