In 1984, Washington began capping the Seattle landfill under Gas Works Park; decades later, herons nested beside rusting towers on the old coal gas plant
Gas Works Park in Seattle, once a site of serious soil contamination due to its industrial legacy, underwent significant restoration efforts. By 1984, clean soil was placed over the polluted areas, enabling its safe reopening. Today, notable industrial remnants not only commemorate the park's history but also foster urban wildlife,…
The Times of India ·