First Cell of Canadian Rad Waste Storage Site Nears Completion

By Chris Schneidmiller

Canada’s Port Hope Project is scheduled by the end of November to complete the first of four storage cells of an above-ground engineered mound for storage of radioactive waste, with transport and storage due to start early in 2018. The Port Hope Project, one…

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