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ENIWETOK CLEANUP CREFERTA>
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Viewed in any context, the radiologically safe resettlement of the
Eniwetok Atoll is the ultimate goal of the prepartory cleanup/rehabilitation
program.
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Since the repatriation of the Eniwetok natives is imminent,
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it is essential that the responsible U. S. government agencies insure
that cleanup operations and resettlement of the atoll are effected in
a manner that poses no unacceptable present oer future radiological hazard
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As a minimum, and mindful of any resettlement
restrictions, the same favorable sanction that was issued by the Ad Hoc
Committee during the rehabilitation of the Bikini Atoll (Reference 1)
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should be reiterated by the appropriate authority.
Combining the assessments of the radiological survey and knowledge of
the expected lifestyles of the Eniwetokese, the atoll has been partitioned
into a number of different entities which have within themselves
commonality of geography or radiological environment or both.
These
are therefore termed "georadiological entities" and are listed in
Attachment 1, which also shows their radiological conditions as determined
by the AEC Radiological Survey.
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