Friday, September 5, 2014

Massive Canadian Mining Waste Spill Was Nearly 70 Percent Larger Than Previous Estimates

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Photo courtesy of "Cowichan Conversations."
The mining waste spill that led to water bans for hundreds of British Columbians was almost 70 percent larger than previously estimated, according to the company in charge of the mine. Story here.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

But you could drink the water and contents, they say...(!)

Maggie

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