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you know, this was a rather extensive study prepared in 199 by
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effects of radiological contamination from atomic bombs. This
report has been re-evaluated by Dr. Smith in light of tanger and
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(1) shat number of A-bembs detonated under randon conditions
and over what period of time might create a world-wide hazard in
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basis for replying to the followin: ceneral questions:
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Greenhouse data, and elaborated on by the Division of diolozy and
¥Yedicine staff with particular reference to resulta from duster
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terma of radiolozical contamination?
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what local catastrephes, to nearby populated areas, are
likely to occur fran the detonation of different sige bombs, vericus
type bursts (i.e., air, low air, surface, underground) under adverse
{not carefully picked in advance) weather condi tions?
These are questiona that are continually arising, and our
General ‘dvisory Comittee has recommended that further studies be
undertaken, ‘# believe that the replies to these questions could
have a profound influence on policy decisions regarding the ultimate
use of j=-bombs.
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