How to Win the Biggest Cleanup Contract in Canada: The Sydney Tar Ponds

摘要

The Sydney Tar Ponds in Nova Scotia is arguably the largest toxic waste site in Canada. Depending on who you ask, the estimated cost of cleaning up the toxic legacy left from almost a century of steel making is between $140-million and $446-million. Even at the low end, that's a big contract! Having spent the majority of my life growing up and attending university in Sydney, I'm quite familiar with the Sydney Steel plant, the Tar Ponds and the community. I've also spent a good deal of my professional life working as an environmental engineer, so I'm knowledgeable about the technologies capable of cleaning up the site. Follow my advice and you just might find yourself winning the largest cleanup contract in Canada.