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BWXT Peterborough beryllium emissions pose no health risk: nuclear commissionIn the summer of 2023, air quality samples were conducted in the schoolyard of nearby Prince of Wales Public School and at two sites adjacent to the BWXT facility.EnvironmentJan 11, 2024
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Areas near BWXT Peterborough remain ‘protected’: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission studyThe results of the Independent Environmental Monitoring Program showed levels of uranium and beryllium in samples were "below available guidelines."EnvironmentApr 5, 2022
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Uranium, beryllium soil samples near BWXT Peterborough show ‘no risk’: independent studySoil samples were collected from parks and schools around the city, along with samples in the village of Omemee.EnvironmentNov 23, 2021
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BWXT Peterborough to conduct soil sampling for beryllium, uraniumThe annual soil sampling is a requirement as part of the company's licence renewal approval it received in December 2020 from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.EnvironmentAug 13, 2021
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Soil resampling of properties near Peterborough BWXT facility begins July 20The soil resampling was order as part of BWXT Nuclear's application for a 10-year licence renewal for its Peterborough and Toronto facilities.HealthJul 17, 2020
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Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission orders soil resampling near BWXT Peterborough facilityA key area of focus for the resamples will be at nearby Prince of Wales Public School, the commission said.HealthApr 6, 2020
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