Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 20 No. 17
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April 22, 2016

No Measurable Worker Exposure From Y-12 Radioactive Metal Find: NNSA

By Staff Reports

The National Nuclear Security Administration said this week there was “no measurable exposure” to workers from a large piece of radioactive metal discovered last month during site preparation for the Uranium Processing Facility. There have been varying reports…

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