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At 550 Meters Under Alsace Have Been Sleeping for More than Twenty Years 42 000 Tons of Waste that No One Has Ever Come to Search For

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At 550 meters below the surface of the earth, in the old galleries of an Alsatian potash mine, lies 42,000 tons of industrial waste among the most dangerous ever produced in France. Arsenic, mercury, cyanide: this chemical cocktail was to remain there only a few decades, the time that technology allows to recover everything [...]
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At 550 meters below the surface of the earth, in the old galleries of an Alsatian potash mine, lies 42,000 tons of industrial waste among the most dangerous ever produced in France. Arsenic, mercury, cyanide: this chemical cocktail was to remain there only a few decades, the time that technology allows to recover everything [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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