. Mr. Schroebel d: assed with Facer, no covering no sent. (reply to memo from Facer to Liverman dated 3-23-73) Draft “WWSttrreebeal :mah 4/3/73 4QOQ779 Rough Draft Material for Eniwetok Cleanup/Rehabilitation DEIS Alternative A - no cleanup If only radioactive scrap and debris are removed, the environmental impact of cleanup operations will be minimal; however, the DEIS should describe and evaluate the environmental consequences of the man-made radioactivity remaining in the environment. In addition, habitable Land areas will be distinguished from any uninhabitable areas. -b-1 Proposed Actions - Cleanup Plan - Criteria - Radiological Criteria for cleanup of radioactive scrap and debris developed for and employed during cleanup of Bikini should be applicable to Eniwetok, although these criteria should be reviewed by a group of experts for assurance of their adequacy in 1973-74. It should be noted that such cleanup has little effect on human population dose and is undertaken primarily to reduce the probability of high individual exposures. Specific statements should deal with radioactive waste crypts and any other locations where material has been concentrated during post-testing roll up. Holmes and Narver's records and Task Force Radsafe records may be reviewed for this purpose. 6 - Environmental Impacts (4) Effects on Life Systems Undoubtedly the most significant effects of the residual radioactivity on life systems will be the potential consequences to health of humans who will live on the atoll. (See 6.(6) - DOS) Although it is a Tedielogical topic, some reference should be made to effects of constraints on land use, e.g., denial of PO cx on Lie me = habitation on specific islands.