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As a personal security measure, every property involved in PHAI radiological investigations has been issued a Site Identification Number that will be used during all communications between property owners and the PHAI and its contractors.
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Approximately 37,000 tonnes of contaminated soil from the former waterworks site in Port Hope has been completely excavated and transported to long-term storage.
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories has completed the excavation and transfer of historic low-level radioactive waste away from the Lake Ontario shoreline in Southeast Clarington.
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories has submitted a request to the Municipality of Port Hope (on behalf of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited) for an amendment to the Legal Agreement that established the Port Hope Area Initiative.
CNL’s contractor is undertaking construction work at residential properties where historic low-level radioactive waste has been identified.
As part of the Port Hope Area Initiative, contractors will be conducting fieldwork at the Chemetron Lagoon during the last weeks of September.