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Nuclear power plant emergency advice on radiation exposure from nuclear power plants. What to do before, during and after an adverse radiological event.
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Dirty Bombs Much More Likely to Create Fear than Cause Cancer [24006] 
Radiation Effects from Such Devices Likely to Be too Low to Calculate, Health Physicist Says
Radiation Effects from Such Devices Likely to Be too Low to Calculate, Health Physicist Says
Dirty Bombs: Response to a Threat [24014]
Includes conclusions from the Federation of American Scientists
Includes conclusions from the Federation of American Scientists
Disaster Preparedness for Radiology Professionals [24008]
This primer is provided as a quick reference in the event of a radiation disaster
This primer is provided as a quick reference in the event of a radiation disaster
Federal Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Center Documents [24012]
Pertinent to the operation, monitoring, analysis, and assessment capabilities of FRMAC
Pertinent to the operation, monitoring, analysis, and assessment capabilities of FRMAC
Guidance for Radiation Accident Management [22463]
Guidance at the scene of the accident and at the hospital
Guidance at the scene of the accident and at the hospital
Guidance for Responding to Radiological and Nuclear Incidents [24007]
Preparation for and Response to Nuclear Releases
Preparation for and Response to Nuclear Releases
International Atomic Energy Agency International Coventions & Agreements [643]
Treaties, Conventions & Agreements Related to the IAEA's Work
Treaties, Conventions & Agreements Related to the IAEA's Work
Nuclear Power Plant Emergency [2939]
Backgrounder and fact sheet on how to handle radiation exposure from nuclear power plants
Backgrounder and fact sheet on how to handle radiation exposure from nuclear power plants
Radiological Dispersal Devices (RDD)/ Dirty Bombs [24003]
What are Dirty Bombs and How are they Hazardous?
What are Dirty Bombs and How are they Hazardous?
Radiological Emergency Response [5949]
Independent self-study course on radiological emergency response operations
Independent self-study course on radiological emergency response operations
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