Port Hope Project to Begin Third Contaminated Soil Removal

By ExchangeMonitor

The Port Hope Project in Ontario, Canada, is scheduled Monday to begin retrieval of radioactively contaminated soil from a third and final location in the municipality. The project, involving 2,000 cubic meters of historic low-level radioactive waste near a sewage…

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