LIST OF TABLES
2-1 Comparison of the potential environmental impacts of the alternatives 3-1 1993 liquid releases by source 3-2 Radioactivity in air at the SRS perimeter and at the 160-kilometer (100-mile) radius during 1993 3-3 Average atmospheric tritium concentrations around the Savannah River Site 3-12 3-4 1993 atmospheric releases by operational group 3-5 Estimated ambient concentrations of criteria air pollutants from SRS sources 3-6 Estimated 24-hour average ambient concentrations at the SRS perimeter - toxic air pollutants regulated by South Carolina from SRS sources 3-7 Forecast employment and population data for the SRS region of influence 3-8 General racial characteristics of population in the SRS region of analysis 3-9 General poverty characteristics of population in the SRS region of analysis 3-10 SRS annual individual and collective radiation doses 3-11 Estimated maximum concentrations of OSHA-regulated workplace pollutants 4-1 Estimated radiological health effects from normal operations 4-2 Estimated doses from the No-Action Alternative for normal operations 4-3 Estimated doses from the Processing to Plutonium Metal Alternative for normal operations 4-4 Estimated doses from Processing to Plutonium Oxide Alternative for normal operations 4-5 Estimated doses from the Vitrification (Defense Waste Processing Facility) Alternative for normal operations 4-6 Estimated doses from the Vitrification (F-Canyon) Alternative for normal 4-7 Estimated worker nonradiological health summary impacts 4-8 Estimated per capita 10-year dose by identified communities in 80-kilometer region 4-9 Maximum potential impacts from accidents involving plutonium solution alternatives 4-10 Estimated impacts from potential releases of Extremely Hazardous Substances in F-Area resulting from a severe earthquake 4-11 Estimated radiological doses from airborne releases during normal operation 4-12 Estimated maximum incremental air pollutant impacts at the SRS boundary (page 1) 4-12 Estimated maximum incremental air pollutant impacts at the SRS boundary.a (page 2) 4-13 Estimated doses received by the public from liquid pathways 4-14 Estimated annual utility consumption by alternative (page 1) 4-14 Estimated annual utility consumption by alternative.a (page 2) 4-15 Current capacities and usage of utilities and energy at the Savannah River Site 4-16 Equivalent DWPF canister generation rates for each alternative 4-17 Waste generation rates for each alternative 5-1 Estimated maximum annual cumulative radiological doses and resulting health effects to offsite population and facility workers 5-2 Estimated maximum nonradiological cumulative ground level concentrations of criteria and toxic pollutants at the SRS boundary 5-3 Estimated annual cumulative radiological doses and resulting health effects to offsite population from airborne releases 5-4 Estimated annual cumulative radiological doses and resulting health effects to offsite population from liquid releases 5-5 Maximum estimated cumulative waste generation from SRS operations, 1995 to 2004 Table B-1. Accident frequency categories.a Table B-2. Hierarchy of established limits and guidelines used Table B-3. Postulated cumulative radiological impacts in the event of a severe earthquakea in the F-Area for facilities in their current mode of operation. Table B-5. Source term isotopic distribution. Table B-6. Postulated radiological events and accidents involving plutonium solutions for operations at F-Canyon. Table B-7. Increased risk of latent fatal cancers from the radiological events and accidents postulated for operations at the F-Canyon. Table B-8. Postulated radiological events and accidents associated with processing of plutonium solutions to metal(a) at the FB-Line. Table B-9. Increased risk of latent fatal cancers from the radiological events and accidents postulated for processing of plutonium solutions to metal(a) at the FB-Line facility. Table B-10. Postulated radiological events and accidents for full operations at the F-Area Outside Facilities. Table B-11. Increased risk and latent fatal cancers from the radiological events and accidents postulated for full operations at the F-Outside Facilities. Table B-12. Postulated radiological events and accidents for storage operations at the 235-F Facility Storage Vaults. Table B-13. Increased risk of latent fatal cancers from the radiological events and accidents postulated for storage operations at the 235-F Storage Vaults. Table B-14. Inventories of Extremely Hazardous Substances(a) in F-Area. Table B-15. Impacts from potential non-seismic-initiated releases of Extremely Hazardous Substances in F-Area. Table B-16. Impacts from potential releases of Extremely Hazardous Substances in F-Area resulting from a severe earthquake. Table C-1. Government agencies commenting on draft environmental impact statement. Table C-2. Elected officials commenting on draft environmental impact statement. Table C-3. Private organizations commenting on draft environmental impact statement. Table C-4. Individuals commenting on draft environmental impact statement.
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