Plutonium (Pu)
CITIZENS SEEK SAMPLING OF AIR FOR RADIOACTIVITY IN AREA AT ROCKY FLATS INTENDED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE JEFFERSON PARKWAY Sampling request to cities_web site[1] FEB 21, 2012
ASSESSMENT OF THE OFFICIAL AIR SAMPLING EQUIPMENT AT ROCKY FLATS NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANT DURING 1974 TO 1976, BEARING ON THE CURRENT CONCERNS ABOUT THE JEFFERSON PARKWAY PLAN FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION. Harvey Nichols, Ph.D. Emeritus Professor of Biology, February 18, 2012 Nichols on Air Sampling at RF 2-18-12
AIRBORNE EMISSIONS AND MONITORING OF PLUTONIUM FROM ROCKY FLATS by W. Gale Biggs, Ph.D. February 18, 2012 Airborne Emissions G_Biggs 2-18-12
Plutonium & the Jefferson Parkway: Report on recent soil sampling at Rocky Flats
by By LeRoy Moore, Ph.D. Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, February 2, 2012 Pu Sampling & Jeff Pkwy 2-12
Harvey Nichols on sampling & particle size for Pu:
Oral history interview done Ap 27, 1998, by LeRoy Moore and Robert Del Tredici Sampling & Pu particle-Nichols
Migration of Plutonium in the Soil at Rocky Flats: Narrative of a Controversy and the Case for Public Oversight
by LeRoy Moore, Ph.D., Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center (April 28, 1998)
Abstract: Good results from the Actinide Migration Studies at Rocky Flats are crucial for setting site cleanup levels. The current studies, bedeviled by conflict of interest and scandal, lack credibility. They should be brought under the purview of an appropriate citizen oversight body charged with reviewing the mission of the Actinide Migration Study and overseeing future work in this area. Migration of Pu (copy)
One Ton of Plutonium (Pu) Missing From Rocky Flats?
By LeRoy Moore, Ph.D. Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, March 1998 MissingPu 3-98
History of the Colorado Standard for Plutonium in Soil
By LeRoy Moore, Ph.D. Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, February 27, 2010
The history of the Colorado standard for plutonium (Pu) in soil in land off the Rocky Flats site has bearing on issues that are being discussed today, such as plutonium in respirable dust on and off the site and the language proposed by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) for signs at entries to the future Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge. Pu in soil standard=2-10
Wind and soil: Reconstructing atmospheric dispersion of plutonium at Rocky Flats
Seth Masia for Ackland, Peterson, Ruttenber: Nuclear West, Dec. 12, 2005 RF wind patterns
A Critical Review of the United States Department of Energy Efforts to Investigate the Human Health Effects of Plutonium
by: Steve Wing Associate Professor Department of Epidemiology School of Public Health University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7400 Wing — Pu
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