Union Bay ship-breaking company ordered to stop polluting - Victoria Times Colonist
Deep Water Recovery, the company taking apart derelict vessels in Union Bay, has been hit with a pollution abatement order from the province.
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Deep Water Recovery, the company taking apart derelict vessels in Union Bay, has been hit with a pollution abatement order from the province.
Deep Water Recovery is illegally allowing toxic effluent to run off into Baynes Sound and the marine environment, B.C.'s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy has found.
Deep Water Recovery, the company taking apart derelict vessels in Union Bay, has been hit with a pollution abatement order from the province.
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