Ray:
He war asking about Jorkan.
Robison:
Do you have it?
We, no we don't.have it.
(background discussion) -We didn't
calculate the dose for that.
Buck:
Jorkan is down From Melu, two islands.
Robison:
Yeh, the only thing.
Let me look.
We didn’t calculate a dose
for that island because that was never given to us as one of the residence
islands.
So I am trying to find here...if we even have... I don't even
have that name. (Background discussion:
did Melu.) We have no data on that one.
No, you didn't do that one. You
Except we have the external gamma
data, which I can easily tell, it's it's like Melu, but I would have to
look at that data first.
Marshallese:
The northern part of Rongelap is the place that they gather
a lot of their protein sources, you know, meats from animals.
say what?)
Pigs, crabs, birds.
(Alice:
You
Even though they don't live there they
like to go and gather these kinds of things from there.
Buck:
Okay, let's have the slides that show these tomparisons.
that's sort of a good summary.
And maybe
I'm not sure we were going to pass these
papers out.
[Alice continued presentation in Marshallese. J
Marshallese:
Do you have a safety standard then for these?
Where does the
Standard come with reference to these figures?
Bair:
One comparison is that people in the U.S. who just get radiation
from background would get about 2500 in 30 years.
right there.
Buck:
For any part of the body?
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