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Documents not available for download can be obtained by contacting
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The documents here are reproduced as originally printed and will
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Radioactive Waste Store Feasibility
Study—Stage Three (6.68MB PDF)
Radioactive Waste Store Feasibility
Study—Stage Two (7.01MB PDF)
Radioactive Waste Store Feasibility
Study—Stage One (3.22KB PDF)
Audit of Radioactive Material in South Australia
Radiation Facts
Further information
 Audit
of Radioactive Material in South Australia
The 'Audit of Radioactive Material 2003' report was released
on 4 December 2003. You can download the full
report (2.5MB PDF), or just the 'Executive
Summary and Recommendations' (103KB PDF).
Guidelines
EPA Guideline - Personal radiation
monitoring devices (75KB)
EPA Guideline - Hand-held dental
X-ray apparatus (89KB)
Annual Report
Follow the link for Radiation Protection Annual
Reports.
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Radiation Facts
Mobile phones
Since the Australian introduction of mobile phones in 1987, there
are various theories on the effect of mobile phone radiation on
human health.
In response, Radiation Protection has prepared background information
and answers some common questions.
Follow the link for more information on mobile
phones.
Mobile phone base stations
The rapid expansion of cellular mobile telephone networks has
resulted in increasing numbers of mobile phone base stations,
also known as mobile phone towers.
In response to concerns about the effect of electromagnetic radiation
on human health, Radiation Protection has prepared background
information and answers some common questions.
Follow the link for more information on mobile
phone base stations.
Powerlines
Electromagnetic fields are associated with anything that produces,
carries or is powered by electricity. Radiation Protection has
prepared answers to some valid questions concerning safe levels
of exposure to fields generated by high voltage powerlines and
other electrical and magnetic sources.
Follow the link for more information on powerlines.
Further Information
For further information please contact:
Information Officer
Environment Protection Authority
GPO Box 2607
Adelaide SA 5001
Australia
Phone: (61 8) 8204 2004
Fax: (61 8) 8204 9393
Freecall (country): 1800 623 445
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