Yep, it still isn't terribly pleasant. I always liked it when the
atmospheric conditions were right, there wouldn't be a steam plume, but
there would be a stationary cloud parked right over the plant on an
otherwise clear day! Very symbolic, I think :-)
Mark Marr-Lyon
On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 03:41 PM, olympus-digest wrote:
I think all paper pulp mills use about the same processes. The one in
Lewiston, Idaho is on the Clearwater River in the bottom of a 2000
foot deep
canyon. When originally built, the emissions smell was truly awful. It
still
is bad but emissions controls have made the situation better. I think
that
plant is being phased out. The facility and the steam plumes created
some
interesting photo opportunities from the top of the canyon, especially
at
sunset.
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