Background Radiation Creation Source

http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/fact-sheets/bio-effects-ra...

How could the pie chart shown on the above NRC link possibly be correct. Where's the radioactive particles from 2000+ nuclear tests? (did it all vanish, becoming nonradioactive daughter products?!) Is it part of the 1/10 of 1 percent listed in industrial and occupational? Am I missing something here? Surely I must be. Did the NRC forget to include a few nuclear explosions? Would the government have paid for the cancers surrounding the tests if the radioisotopes only accounted for 0.1%? More to the point, would they have even stopped the tests if this is all the radiation they created? What a bunch of crap. One more alpahbet soup agency with about that much value. Does the NRC stand for Nuclear Radioactivity Coverup?
Anybody got any more dependable links?

0.1%: Well, with that small amount of radioisotopes from a nuclear explosion, I suppose I could stand downwind of it and to receive that amount I wouldn't even have to get onto the airplane. I wouldn't even have to go to the airport...ROFLOL
Did all the nuclear explosions in the link below leave no radioactive trace?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r2VIN4M6QU

So I ask again:
Anybody got a link showing the amount of radiation the nuclear tests have contributed to 'background radiation'?
Any links to showing the amount of radiation the nuclear powered generating plants have contributed to 'background radiation'?