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Southeast Idaho Phosphorus Slag Program What Every Building Owner in Southeast Idaho Should Know About Phosphorus Slag 1. How to Find Out if You Have a Problem with Radiation from Slag 2. How to Sign Up to Participate in the Program 3. Surveys and Thermoluminescent Dosimeters 4. What is the Phosphorus Slag Technical Work Group? 5. What if Your Building Has Slag in It? 6. Considerations for Building Owners 7. Recommendations for People Who are Buying or Selling a Building 8. What is Radiation? 9. How does Radiation Affect Human Health? 10. For More Information Documents Related to this Program 1.Fact Sheet Distributed to Area Residents in September 1995 2.Hand Outs Provided at Public Meetings Held in September 1995 3.Fact Sheet Distributed to Area Residents in May 1996 4.The Exposure Study Workplan 5.The Graded Decision Guidelines 6.The Phosphorus Slag Issue: Response to Public Comments 7.The Memorandum of Agreement Between the Southeastern Idaho Distict Health Department and the Companies (FMC Corporation and Monsanto Company) 8.The Administrative Order On Consent These pages converted on 7/18/2002 from HTML to Notes Domino [ Return to Idaho Slag Main Page ] [ Main Cleanup | Brownfields ] [ Superfund | FOIA | Records Center ] Point of contact: Bill Adams E-Mail: adams.bill@epa.gov Phone Number: (206) 553-2806 Last Updated: 05/26/2006