DOE?

I haven't seen anyone posting about the DOE?

I just stumbled over this:

" As part of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization’s International Monitoring System (IMS), the Department of Energy also maintains the capability to detect tiny quantities of radioisotopes that might indicate an underground nuclear test on the other side of the world. These detectors are extremely sensitive and can detect minute amounts of radioactive materials.
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Today, one of the monitoring stations in Sacramento, California that feeds into the IMS detected miniscule quantities of iodine isotopes and other radioactive particles that pose no health concern at the detected levels. Collectively, these levels amount to a level of approximately 0.0002 disintegrations per second per cubic meter of air (0.2 mBq/m3). Specifically, the level of Iodine-131 was 0.165 mBq/m3, the level of Iodine-132 was measured at 0.03 mBq/m3, the level of Tellurium-132 was measured at 0.04 mBq/m3, and the level of Cesium-137 was measured at 0.002 mBq/m3."

http://tinyurl.com/5svmtl4

I must have missed it before, but that's the first time I have seen that Tellurium was found is Sac, and also the amounts of each fo the isotopes given.

I couldn't find any numbers for US monitoring on the DOE website - does anyone know where those can be found, if they can?

http://www.energy.gov/news/10194.htm