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Developer Told to Clean up Pieces of Polystyrene Dotted Around Downtown Sudbury, Ont.

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A developer in downtown Sudbury was temporarily ordered to stop work when polystyrene pellets escaped their construction zone and littered the streets of Sudbury. Advocates are concerned that the damage to waterways is already done, with microplastic runoff from the polystyrene taking hundreds of years to decompose.

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Developer told to clean up pieces of polystyrene dotted around downtown Sudbury, Ont.

A developer in downtown Sudbury was temporarily ordered to stop work when polystyrene pellets escaped their construction zone and littered the streets of Sudbury. Advocates are concerned that the damage to waterways is already done, with microplastic runoff from the polystyrene taking hundreds of years to decompose.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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