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DOE views seriously any event in which workers received unplanned radiological uptakes.
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Radium: A radiological contaminant that leaches from minerals.
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Radiological contaminants*, including Uranium and Radium-226, leach into water from certain minerals and from mining.
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Also found were naturally occurring radiological contaminants Radium-226 and Radium-228.
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According to testimony submitted to a June 2014 Senate homeland security committee hearing, in 2001 Customs and Border Patrol had none of the big scanners - known as radiation portal monitors - that spot radiological hazards.
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Anti-terrorism units, called maritime safety and security teams, carry out port-safety patrols and are trained to operate after an attack by chemical, biological or radiological means.
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Antiterrorism units, called maritime safety and security teams, carry out port safety patrols and are trained to operate after an attack by chemical, biological or radiological means.
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J.J. Sarah Leffel is a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear specialist — the military equivalent to someone working in hazardous materials.
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1905
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