Long-term ecological behaviour of abandoned uranium mill tailings
Subtitle: 2. growth patterns of indigenous vegetation on terrestrial and semi-aquatic areas
By: by Margarete Kalin, for Environment Canada
Contributors: Canada. CANMET Energy and Technology Centre.
Series: Boojum Research Final Reports -- IES003.
Publisher: Boojum Research
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Toronto, Ont
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Number of pages: 98
Description: Report presents information gained from studying abandoned or inactive mill tailings in Ontario.   Contain information on the growth characteristics of the indigenous plants.
Notes: Electronic copy donated by M. Kalin, Boojum Research

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Table of contents: title: 1. Semi-aquatic areas on inactive or abandoned uranium mill tailings; title: 2. Dry areas on inactive or abandoned uranium mill tailings; title: References.