Japan removed 1.5M m³ of mercury sediment from Minamata, but tons stayed buried
The mercury disaster at Minamata Bay resulted in a significant environmental challenge, leaving toxic contamination trapped beneath repurposed land. Engineers worked diligently to remove over one million cubic meters of hazardous sediment from the sea floor, which was subsequently encapsulated under 58 hectares of new land. After numerous years of…
The Times of India ·