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Uranium: Toxic Legacy, Clean Future

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Legacy uranium mines pose long-term risks to water quality, ecosystems, and compliance. In this episode, we explore how PMAP is helping address these challenges using autonomous vessels and a proprietary magnesium-based reagent designed for safe, in-situ uranium removal.

You’ll hear how this approach reduces environmental impact, avoids post-treatment steps, and opens new possibilities for legacy site management.
5 Sep English Canada Business

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