Measures and actions needed to_reduce exposures of the Enewetak people to Jk Aitant At levels within these criteria, extto keep exposures as low as practicable. The Task Group, advisors, and consultants have carefully reviewed the AEC Radiological Survey results; current information on the life style, diet, and rehabilitation preferences of the Enewetak people; applicable radiation protection guidance established by various national and international Kadiation $tandardsbodies; and current laws and regulations pertaining to disposal of radioactive waste materials. The recommendations that were developed are those that, in the judgment of the Task Group, advisors, and consultants, are most appropriate for the U.S. Government to take to provide a radiologically acceptable environment for the Enewetak people considering they will be long-term residents on the Tay ae te poe wrk — Oeahpote urnitebn of ifoo’ Hind, Atoll Recency 1getsy an pets: <4) ot s 4, | hay te z — jee? K GROUP STATEMENT CONCERNING THE. RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY RESULTS After thorough review of the Radiological Survey Report, the Task Group makes the following observations: @ The survey provides an exceptionally complete data base for estimating radiation doses. It includes the results of an aerial. gamma radiation survey of land area plus radiochemical ~~ aeoA Aes data from the analysis of over 4500 samples of air, soil, | sedineat, water, and marine and land animals. C092