File:Flin Flon mining.jpg
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editDescriptionFlin Flon mining.jpg | The clouds with small droplets in the left image, indicated by yellow, were seeded by the aerosols from the copper smelter in Flin Flon. Pollution is particularly noticeable from satellites in areas where the air is otherwise clean. |
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