Canada’s Mount Polley disaster: experts warned tailings pond ‘getting large’
Consulting company claims it told Imperial Metals how important it was to monitor the tailings “to prevent problems in the future."
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Imperial Metals was a miner in best-practices process at time of breach
'It's confounding'
