International Atomic Energy Administration

Federal agencies in the United States report that more than 1,000 sealed radiation sources have been reported stolen, missing, or simply unaccounted for. There are many more sources missing worldwide, and the International Atomic Energy Administration (IAEA) is attempting to recover as many as possible. According to the IAEA, there are thousands of radiation sources (including nuclear weapons) unaccounted for within the former USSR. 

References Ihnat (1995), International Atomic Energy Agency and United Nations Environment Programme (1995), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (1995), Analytical Quality Control Services (1998), Quevauviller et al. (1998a), Trahey (1998), European Commission, Joint Research Centre, IRMM (1999). 

Tab. 6.6 Examples of biological, food, agricultural and related RMs for chemical composition available from, principally, government agency suppliers (Ihnat 1988,1992,1998a International Atomic Energy Agency 1998 Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements 1999 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1995 Trahey 1998) ...

The woldwide unavailability of tritiated saxitoxin was solved temporarily in 2004, thanks to collaborative efforts among the U.S. Food and T)rug Administration, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. A relatively stable... 

Case Western Reserve University, 70 Colorado State University, 266 Dow Chemical Company, 288 Ecology Environment, Inc., 78 Food and Drug Administration, 288 Geophysical Laboratory, 275 International Atomic Energy Agency, 171 Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, 288 McCormack Associates, 64... 

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