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Professor claims radiation find in Ashtabula River sediments
In Ashtabula Ohio a chemistry professor now at Northern Arizona University reports enriched and depleted uranium traces in river sediments up to 60 times background. He argues the contamination could affect the Lake Erie tributary cleanup already 90 percent complete and references RMI Titanium and Millennium Chemicals as related sources. EPA testing found slightly elevated radium in Fields Brook Creek but poses no immediate health threat.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Michael E. Ketterer
Ketterer
Ashtabula River
John Carroll University
Northern Arizona University
Ashtabula
Fields Brook Creek
Flagstaff
Ariz
RMI Titanium Co
Department of Energy
RMI
Fields Brook
EPA
Millennium Inorganic Chemicals Inc
Astabula River