HALIFAX – A pulp mill in northern Nova Scotia is coming under close scrutiny for its pollution emissions.
The Nova Scotia government says recent tests at Northern Pulp near Pictou show its emissions are above acceptable limits.
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The department says the evaluation must include recommendations for modifications needed to lower emissions.
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