Environmental surveillance at Hanford for CY-1981

Assessment of single-shell tank residual-liquid issues at Hanford Site, Washington

“…They are split approximately evenly between contributions from inhalation and ingestion. The doses calculated are a very small fraction of the 0.4 millirem and 4 man-rem calculated for the Hanford maximum individual and general population from normal Hanford operations in 1981 (Sula et al 1982), and are an even smaller fraction of the dose received from natural sources. (background radiation) of 100 millirem to a member of the general public, and 30,000 man-rem to the 50-mi population (population within 50-mi radius of the 200 Areas).…”

Inventory Data Package for Hanford Assessments

“…These annual reports are listed in Table 5.5. −1972DSHS (1987) 1973Nees and Corley (1974a, 1974b) 1974Fix (1975Fix and Blumer (1975) 1975Speer, Fix, and Blumer (1976Fix, Blumer Hoenes, and Bramson (1977) 1977Houston and Blumer (1978) 1978Houston and Blumer (1979) 1979Houston and Blumer (1980) 1980Sula and Blumer (1981) 1981Sula, McCormack, Dirkes, Price, and Eddy (1982) 1982Sula, Carlile, Price, and McCarmack (1983) 1983 Price, Carlile, Trevathan (1984) 1984 Price, Carlile, Woodruff (1985) 1985 Price, Carlile, Dirkes, Jaquish, Trevathan, and Woodruff (1986, Supplement Price (1986) 1986PNL (1987) 1987Jaquish and Mitchell (1988Jaquish and Bryce (1989) 1989Jaquish and Bryce (1990) 1990Woodruff, Hanf, Hefty, and Lundgren (1991) 1991Woodruff, Hanf, and Lun...…”

Strontium-90 at the Hanford Site and its ecological implications

“…Maps showing the geographic distribution of strontium-90 ardor gross beta activily have been produced periodically since the start of formal environmental reporting programs in the 1980s (e.g., Sula et al 1982). Currently, information on strontium-90 contamination in groundwater and its implications with regard to the environment and human health are presented in the annual Hanford Site Environmental Report for Calendar Year 1998 ).…”