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Home›News›Concerns Over Possible Radioactivity of Dredged Silt (USA)
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April 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Concerns Over Possible Radioactivity of Dredged Silt (USA)

The federal government plans to dump some of the sediment dredged off the floor of Apra Harbor at an offshore disposal site, but at least one senator is concerned that silt has been made radioactive by years of Navy traffic… [mappress] Source:guampdn,April 22,2010;

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The federal government plans to dump some of the sediment dredged off the floor of Apra Harbor at an offshore disposal site, but at least one senator is concerned that silt has been made radioactive by years of Navy traffic…

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Source:guampdn,April 22,2010;

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