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Concludes that the risks associated with normal transportation of recovered sources are considered less significant than the risks related to leaving disused radioactive sources at their original location.

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Even though hazards may exist when transporting radioactive sealed sources, those risks may be lower than leaving the radioactive sealed sources in storage. Removal and disposition offers a solution rather than postponing the problem for later generations.

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This page is a summary of: Transportation safety risk for source recovery versus consequence of leaving radioactive sources in place and vulnerable due to limited transport options or denial of shipment, Packaging Transport Storage & Security of Radioactive Material, September 2010, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1179/174650910x12810036900539.
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