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Tan Rai bauxite plant pollutes
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VietNamNet Bridge – About 200 hectares of coffee, tea and fish pools in Bao Lam District, Lam Dong Province have been polluted by the wastewater released by the Tan Rai bauxite plant that contains sodium hydroxide (NaOH).
Tran Duong Le, deputy director of the Management Board of the Lam Dong Aluminum-Bauxite Complex Project, said NaOH had indeed entered into the environment from the plant but the board had “corrected” the problem.
However, many people living around the plant in Loc Thang Town, Bao Lam District, said they are still not using water from wells for their daily activities or for watering tea and coffee plants.
Tran Duong Le, deputy director of the Management Board of the Lam Dong Aluminum-Bauxite Complex Project, said NaOH had indeed entered into the environment from the plant but the board had “corrected” the problem.
However, many people living around the plant in Loc Thang Town, Bao Lam District, said they are still not using water from wells for their daily activities or for watering tea and coffee plants.
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