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Norm Buske collects water from
Arroyo Las Positas, downstream
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2005

Radioactive Neighbor: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (702 KB)
Between December 2003 and May 2004, TRAC conducted a radiological survey around the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Initial sampling identified previously unreported radioactivity contaminating the local environment. Follow-up sampling found that radioactivity had almost disappeared. This evidence suggests independent monitoring can help prevent radioactive releases.

2004

Radiological Results of Samples from Some Potential Pathways from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) into the Surroundings - Part 1 (Rev.3) (58.9 KB)
"Radiological Results of Initial Samples from LLNL" is a preliminary data report, including methods and background, of TRAC's December 2003 radiological survey of the LLNL site perimeter.

Radiological Results of Samples from Some Potential Pathways from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) into the Surroundings - Part 2 (Rev.1) (58KB)
This second part of TRAC's data report presents TRAC's radiological results from the May, 2004 survey around the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The report's discussion includes a comparison between the December and May sampling results.




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