Environmental Radiation Surveillance Report for
2000 - 2002
A report outlining findings of levels of radiation and radioactive
materials found in Georgia's environment during 2000 - 2002.
Since 1976,
the EPD Environmental Radiation Program has operated extensive radiation
monitoring networks at nine facilities in or bordering Georgia. Program staff
collect samples of environmental media near nuclear facilities in and
surrounding Georgia, and perform laboratory analyses on these samples to
determines if radioactive materials are being released into the environment in
quantities sufficient to adversely affect the health and safety of the citizens
of Georgia. This report provides results from the environmental radiation
monitoring performed by the Environmental Radiation Program during calendar
years 2000, 2001 and 2002.
Entire Report:
Radiation Survellance Report (20
MB)
Report Sections
Report Covers
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Environmental Radiation Program
Activities
Laboratory and Analytical
Programs
Savannah River Site (SRS) and Vogtle
Electric Generating Plant
Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear
Plant
Joseph M. Farley Nuclear
Plant
Naval Submarine Base, Kings
Bay
Georgia Tech Research
Reactor
Dawson Forest Wildlife Management
Area
Sequoyah Nuclear Plant
Oconee Nuclear Plant
Glossary, Symbols and
Abbreviations, Acknowledgements and Contributors
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Summary Newsletter: Radiation Monitoring
in Georgia
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