Fabric carrying bag presented to attendees at the 2000 ALARA conference in Montreal

Artifact Number:

2019-049

Description

A fabric-based bag presented to delegates to the Canadian Radiation Protection Association (CRPA)-sponsored conference held in Montreal May 21-29, 2000. The conference theme was the As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) approach to radiation protection. The bag measures 41 cm by 36 cm.

Details

Keywords:

as low as reasonably achievable; memento

Date:

2000

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