Port Hope Area Initiative coffee mug

Artifact Number:

2018-066

Description

The Port Hope Area Initiative (PHAI) is a Government of Canada commitment to the cleanup and safe, long-term management of radioactive waste at Port Hope and Clarington in Ontario.  The ceramic mugs were handed out to area residents to encourage their input into the process.

Details

Keywords:
low-level radioactive wastes; mill tailings; beverage vessel
Date:
~1990
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