Published 1984 | Version v1
Book

Uranium mill tailings management practices in Saskatchewan, Canada

  • 1. Clifton Associates Ltd., Regina

Description

Uranium was discovered in Saskatchewan in 1934. The first major mill began operating at Beaverlodge in 1953; two other mills began production in the same area in 1955 and 1957. Waste management measures were limited at the early mills. A new generation of mills was brought into production beginning in 1975 utilizing engineered waste management systems. The paper presents a brief description of the geography and physical environment of northern Saskatchewan, Canada; reviews milling operations and waste managements systems; describes the evolution of waste management systems; and, comments on environmental control measures regulating the industry

Additional details

Publishing Information

Publisher
Colorado State University.
Imprint Place
Fort Collins, CO (USA)
Imprint Title
Management of uranium mill tailings, low-level waste, and hazardous waste
Journal Page Range
p. 37-47.

Conference

Title
6. symposium on management of uranium mill tailings, low-level waste, and hazardous waste.
Dates
1-3 Feb 1984.
Place
Ft. Collins, CO (USA).