Bair: It is the number shown on the chart for Rongelap. Marshallese: Point 6 means not, it doesn’t even mean one person. It is less than one person for a 30 year period! Ray and Bair: Marshallese: Right. What about fish, sea life? Is there Rongelap? What about them? Robison: Either ocean or lagoon at any problem with that? We have measured the sea life, the rad” onuclide concentrations in the sea life at all the lagoons and in the ocean at all the Northern Marshalls and we have found no place that we would recommend that you are not able to fish. The marine products, be it the lagoon or the ocean, have low levels of radioactivity concentrations in them. In fact we find that the radionuclide in the fish at the atolls here in the Marshalls are really about the same or less than what we see in fish in the United States, in the United Kingdom, Britain and Japan. Marshallese: Shellfish. Like clams and crabs. What about these in the Rongelap islands? Robison: -Buck: The concentration.. . He says fish obviously swim around and move. What about these things that are not as mobile? Robison: The same thing is basically true of the clams, the big clams and the smaller variety and the lobster. They’re very low level and there is ...you know... Marshallese: I just think that it would please me if you as experts in the field and the scientists who have studied all of these and are familiar with the significance, the way these things affect us, you, it seems to me 48