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A French Mine Dumped Thousands of Tons of Chemical Waste Underground, and Now the Water Is Rising.

Summary by Duurzaamnieuws
Beneath Alsace, 42,000 tons of toxic industrial waste are stored at Stocamine. While the water in the abandoned mine rises, the waste remains there permanently, directly above one of Europe's most important groundwater reserves. The article A French mine dumped thousands of tons of chemical waste underground, and now the water is rising appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.
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Beneath Alsace, 42,000 tons of toxic industrial waste are stored at Stocamine. While the water in the abandoned mine rises, the waste remains there permanently, directly above one of Europe's most important groundwater reserves. The article A French mine dumped thousands of tons of chemical waste underground, and now the water is rising appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.

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Duurzaamnieuws broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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