Disposition Dilemma pdf

Lee Strobel (www.LeeStrobel.com) 拥有密苏里大学新闻学学位和耶鲁大学法学院法学硕士学位，曾是《芝加哥论坛报》屡获殊荣的法律编辑，并且在 1981 年之前一直是精神怀疑论者。 他的著作包括四本金奖得主和 2005 年基督教年度图书（与加里·普尔合着）。 他和他的妻子住在科罗拉多州。

Disposition Dilemma pdf 李·史特博

Statutory responsibility for the protection of health and safety related to civilian nuclear facilities rests with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC). The basic standard for protection against radiation is 10 CFR Part 20, which was first issued in final form by the Atomic Energy Commission in 1957 and was subject to a major revision that was finalized in 1991. Part 20 includes limits on quantities or amounts of radionuclides released in gaseous and liquid effluents below which the effluent would not be subject to further regulatory control, but it does not contain similar regulatory limits applicable to slightly radioactive solid material (SRSM). Absent such limits, the USNRC does have guidance documents regarding how slightly radioactive solid materials are cleared from regulatory control (a practice that licensees make use of routinely), and Section 2002 of Part 20 allows licensees to apply to the USNRC and its agreement states for clearance of solid materials on a case-bv-case basis where the guidance documents do not apply. This policy issue could become increasingly important in the future as the eventual decommissioning of nuclear power plants generates large amounts of SRSM.