Katya:<br>
 &lt;katya with thought bubble&gt; &lt;<craterrock&gt; &lt;radiation symbol&gt<br>

 &lt;radiation symbol&gt; &lt;katya&gt; &lt;dna double helix&gt &lt;thumbs down&gt; <br>

  &lt;radiation symbol&gt; &lt;group of children&gt; &lt;thumbs down&gt;<br>
  
  &lt;hand scrubbing radiation symbol with soapy sponge&gt; &lt;thumbs up><question mark&gt;

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Jim:<br>
As I understand it, the radiation on Craterrock can be treated with
 standard anti-rad meds for most of the affected area, which should
 prevent any problems from developing.  It's only the crater itself
 that is sufficiently radioactive to require suits, and would need to
 be avoided most of the time.  We should be able to do some
 "scrubbing" of the low radiation areas without too much trouble; the
 high rad areas might want more specialized personnel. <p>

I'm not sure Craterrock is the location of Scouting HQ to start, but
it feels like a good place for Scouting to have a base of operations,
as it combines both elements of wilderness and service, which are
traditional.  It also gives Scouting its own system, which might help
the "high-profile" issues.