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The Yvonne (Runit) plutonium cleanup of Option II is involved
‘in this and the following Options.
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Beta- and gamma-ray areas are
cleane/A< 131 AR/hr (to the "H" isodose contour of the E.G. and G.
survey).
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Thus the remaining high plutonium concentration OF 196 100 4
which is on Alice (Bogallua), would be used along with ~4 31yR/hr of
beta- and gamma-ray exposure for the entire population.
IV.
Cleanup of Beta- and Gamma-Ray Activity to ~65pR/he and plutonium
to~70 £i/g.
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The beta- and gamma-ray cleanup of Option III would be extended
to <65pR/hr (to the "G"' contour of E.G. and G.) with the consequence
that plutonium concentrations would likely be reduced to ~-70 pCi/e.
V.
Cleanup of Beta- and Gamma-Ray Activity to,4033 pR/hr.
The beta~ and gamma-ray cleanup of Options III and IV would
be extended to 33pR/br (to the "F" contour of E.G. and G.) with
the consequence that plutonium concentrations would likely be reduced
to#7pCi/g as, for example, would- remain on Sally (Aomon).
Options of Living Patterns
A. No Restrictions
No restrictions on place of occupancy means, for the "worst case,"
that the entire population lives where the residual external radioactivity
is largest.
The food consumption is assumed to be the same as that
given by Gustufson! for Bikini Atoll; no food supplements nor corrective
action on tree cultivation are assumed.
B.
No Occupaney Restrictions; Corrective Measures on Pandanus Fruit
As in A, no occupancy restrictions apply.
Pandanus trees would
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always be grown with radioactive soil removed from around them.
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