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Old Posted Mar 31, 2022, 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by jamincan View Post
I think calling Sudbury 'Mordor' is a bit of an exaggeration these days. That's not to say that the mining hasn't left very visible scars, but it's not the bare, moonscape of 50 years ago anymore. The forest and vegetation has returned and lakes are recovering. The tighter emissions controls really did make a difference.
On that July day that's how my Western approach to Sudbury was.

I never said THE ENTIRE city of Sudbury was Mordor, just seeing the super smokestack and landscape from kilometres away it appeared to me that way

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When the Superstack is demolished it will be a clear visual that air pollution in Sudbury is improving dramatically.

In Niagara, Inco (now Vale) the little sister plant to Sudbury (if you will)
had a 150m smokestack in Port Colborne. It was demolished around 1984 (if I'm not mistaken), and the air has been much cleaner since.

Last edited by Wigs; Mar 31, 2022 at 1:07 AM.
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