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The Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant — Ukraine’s Uranium Heritage

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This review, entitled "The Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant Ukraine's Uranium Heritage,Pridniprovsky Chemical plant (English)" was prepared by Ukrainian experts in cooperation with the Bellona Foundation. The aim of this report is to draw attention of the national and international institutions to one of the most problematic objects of the Soviet Union's nuclear heritage in Ukraine. We analyze the situation and suggest proposals for a roadmap toward eliminating hazardous objects at the Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant and rehabilitating all the enterprise's territory.

This review, entitled “The Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant Ukraine’s Uranium Heritage,Pridniprovsky Chemical plant (English)” was prepared by Ukrainian experts in cooperation with the Bellona Foundation.

The aim of this report is to draw attention of the national and international institutions to one of the most problematic objects of the Soviet Union’s nuclear heritage in Ukraine. We analyze the situation and suggest proposals for a roadmap toward eliminating hazardous objects at the Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant and rehabilitating all the enterprise’s territory.

Придніпровський хімічний завод —уранова спадщина України (Ukrainian) (pdf)

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