Failure in a facility containing this so-called “non-hazardous” waste could have a physical impact, smothering and killing humans (for example 268 people died in Stava (Italy) in 1985 in an accident involving a fluorite tailings pond) as well as aquatic plants and animals.
Failure in a facility containing this so-called “non-hazardous” waste could have a physical impact, smothering and killing humans (for example 268 people died in Stava (Italy) in 1985 in an accident involving a fluorite tailings pond) as well as aquatic plants and animals.