Vertical distribution of uranium mill tailings contaminants in the Langley Bay, Lake Athabasca sediments / S.R. Joshi, D.T. Waite and R.F. Platford.: En13-5/88-46E-PDF
"The Gunnar uranium mine and mill complex generated about five million tonnes of tailings which were discharged into the nearby Mudford Lake during 1955-64. Subsequently, the tailings were allowed to flow into a small basin and then into Langley Bay which connects with Lake Athabasca, Saskatchewan via a narrow channel. The present study was initiated in 1983 in collaboration with Environmental Protection, Western and Northern Region to assess the movement of the tailings contaminants in Langley Bay"--Executive summary.
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| Title | Vertical distribution of uranium mill tailings contaminants in the Langley Bay, Lake Athabasca sediments / S.R. Joshi, D.T. Waite and R.F. Platford. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
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| Description | 1 online resource (25, [10] pages) : illustrations. |
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