242 RADIOLOGICAL CLEANUP OF ENEWETAK ATOLL Se Debris cleanup began on 5 April 1978 and was completed on 16 June 1978. There were 1,073 cubic yards of noncontaminated debris removed 42 KIDRINEN (LUCY) ISLAND CLEANUP Kidrinen consists of 20 acres. It was used for biomedical studies ang sampling during Operation Greenhouse and for some instrumentation during Operations Ivy and Hardtack I. No test events were detonated here. Vegetation was dense except at the southern end. Hazardous debris included concrete blocks, slabs, and shelters, as well as miscellaneous concrete, brick, wood, and metal rubble. There were an estimated 61 cubic yards of debris to be removed, all noncontaminated, and 18 Master Index items. The planned use for Kidrinen was food gathering.43 Debris cleanup began on 5 April 1978 and ended on 16 June 1978. There were 257 cubic yards of noncontaminated debris removed.44 LOUS (DAISY) ISLAND CLEANUP Louj contains 21 acres and was not used to any great extent during the test era. Vegetation was sparse on the lagoon side, dense on the oceanside. Louj had no ground zeroes and wasrelatively free of debris from nuclear testing. Only a small pipe used as a station in the Ivy operation, as well as other miscellaneous pipes, remained. The planned use for Louj was food gathering.45 Debris cleanup began on 26 April 1978 and was completed on |S May 1978. Five cubic yards of noncontaminated debris were removed. There was no contaminated debris.46 BOKINWOTME (EDNA) ISLAND CLEANUP Bokinwotmeislittle more than a sandbar with an area of somethingless than 10 acres. It was not used during the test era for scientific purposes. Vegetation was sparse. Comparison with 1952 maps and photos showed that the island underwent great physical change but not as a direct result of a nuclear event. The changes apparently resulted from alterations created by the removal of Elugelab (Flora) by the Mike event. There were no structures, contaminated or noncontaminatedscrap, or burial sites on the island. The planned use for Bokinwotme was food gathering.4’ The island was accepted as clean of debris on 15 May 1978.48