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Originally Posted by adamuptownsj
Yeah, I mean, every uptowner and lower west resident is used to clanking, banging, trains, horns, etc. Explosions, toxic dust, etc... not so much. Why a facility that shreds cars was allowed to operate at the mouth of the Saint John River with no way to keep runoff out stunned me. I'm not a hippie or a NIMBY but AIM has to go.
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I whole heartedly agree, but all the city can do is continue to complain loudly unfortunately. From my understanding the land is owned by the Federal government, and the provincial government is regulating it.
So Saint John just has to sit on the sidelines until something is done.