people could still be overexposed to radiation by knowingly er unintentionally failing to follow recommended living pattern restrictions. How long these living pattern. restrictions will oe necessary is not known. Therefore, the peoples’ cooperation is needed if the resettlement effort is to be > successful. DOE plans a long-term radiological followupof tne peoole and their environment to cetermine if radiation Goses are staying within acceptable limits. CONCLUSIONS As work progressed on the Enewetak cleanup, it appeared that a medified solution to the radiological con amination problem en the atoll would be necessary. However, this has not prove- to be the case. According to DNA, the cleanup will produce better results than originally slanned. The people cz Enewetak, however, will still have to aside by > certain U.S.-recommended living pattern restrictions to minimize their chances of receiving excessive raciation doses. 5001502