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SITING
BOARD BROCHURES
If
Your Town Has Contaminated Land. . . . This
brochure discusses under what conditions the Siting Board will
consider siting the disposal facility on a contaminated property.
We
Live in a Radioactive World. This brochure illustrates
the many uses of radioactive materials today
Transporting
Radioactive Materials in New Jersey: Some Facts. This
brochure offers some facts about the transportation of radioactive
materials across the roadways of New Jersey.)
Would
a Disposal Facility for Low-Level Radioactive Waste Affect Daily
Life in My Community? is a brochure that describes how
a host community would, and would not, be affected should it
become home to a disposal facility.
What
Have We Learned About Disposing of Low-Level Radioactive Waste?
is a brochure that discusses the problems at first-generation
disposal facilities and illustrates the lessons learned from
their operation.
Fact
Sheets: These eighteen 2-3 page training aids covers topics
from the basic atom to specific disposal criteria of radioactive
waste.
1. What
is Radioactive Material?
2. What
is Ionizing Radiation?
3. What
Are the Sources of Ionizing Radiation?
4. How
is Ionizing Radiation Measured?
5. How
Do Radioactive Materilas Move Through the Environment?
6. How
Are People and the Environment Protected from Ionizing Radiation?
7. What
Are the Health Effects of Ionizing Radiation?
8. How
Do We Assess Risk?
9. Who
Is Responsible for Regulating Ionizing Radiation?
10. What
is Low-Level Radioactive Waste?
11. Who
Generates Radioactive Waste in New Jersey?
12. How
Is the Volume of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Minimized?
13. How
Is Low-Level Radioactive Waste Transported?
14. What
Regulations Govern the Siting of a Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Disposal Facility?
15. What
Are the Licensing Requirements for a Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Disposal Facility?
16. How
Are Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities Monitored?
17. What
Lessons Have Been Learned From Early Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Disposal Facilities?
18. What
Disposal Methods Are Being Considered for New Jersey's Low-Level
Radioactive Waste?
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