 Inside the abandoned Bell Island Mine. Photo taken by Crystal Schiebel (https://flic.kr/p/7xiCRE) A mine remains active long after it stops producing. Scary stuff from Nova Scotia. Really interesting write up from the CBC here.
2 Comments
Jason White
4/20/2016 19:40:29
The Bell Island mine is not in Labrador, it is a small island in Conception Bay, Newfoundland, totally different then the current iron operations in Labrador (same province thought).
John B
4/26/2016 08:36:59
Thanks Jason - I will fix today. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorJohn Baeten is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Spatial Analysis of Environmental Change in the Department of Geography at Indiana University. He holds a PhD in Industrial Heritage and Archaeology from Michigan Technological University. His research aims to connect historical process to current environmental challenges, and to contextualize the environmental legacies of industrialization as meaningful cultural heritage. Archives
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