No future radioactive releases should be permitted and a full accounting and recapture of that which has already been released should commence. Using radioactive wastes in consumer products poses unnecessary, avoidable, involuntary, uninformed risks. The consumers, the producers, the raw materials industries don't want these radioactive wastes or risks. It is not credible to believe computer models can calculate and accurately predict any or ALL of the doses to the public and the environment from all of the potential radioactivity that could be released over time. Monitoring for the specific types and forms of radioactivity that could get out can be very expensive and tricky to perform.
Hot spots can sneak through.
We can't trust the nuclear generators to monitor their own releases. No matter what level the NRC sets for allowable radiation risk, dose or concentration, it will be difficult to impossible to measure, verify and enforce. For decades the public has clearly opposed releasing radioactive materials into commerce. We continue to do so. Nor does it justify shifting the economic liability from the generators of radioactive wastes and materials to the economic and health liability of the recycling industries, the public and the environment.