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Columbia River, pollution, Teck Resources, prior: Teck Cominco, Lead and Zinc smelter, Trail, British Columbia. Canada, Image taken in 1988 shows physical evidence of gross pollution into the Columbia River 10 km upstream of the US border,
©1988-2013 Joel Rogers
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