Decontamination after dirty bomb?

Question

I am having a terrible time finding information about decontaminating a city, the buildings, equipment, etc, after a dirty bomb attack. I can find info on decontaminating a person, but not their environment. This is for a school paper, I am not a chemistry major, this is for emergancy planning, so I am not terribly technical. Can anybody help me? And I don't want websites that you have not looked at because I have looked at tons that DO NOT have the info I need. I want ones with decontamination of concrete, soil, or the logistics of decontamination of a city.

Answer 1

http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20051029/bob9.asp
http://www.sandia.gov/media/cbwfoam.htm

http://trailer-bodybuilders.com/mag/trucks_eone_delivers_two/

http://raddecon.com/general_background_product_information.htm

http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/health/health_1184.html

Answer 2

I think the reason you are having trouble finding anything

is a very NASTY word


evacuation (ghost town)

sorry - guess we really need to be thankful for those who have stopped any further attacks - in spite of Congress giving up

Answer 3

you need to call up the people invovled in such affairs and ask them to send you infomation....and if you can't manage that then tough luck....