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Engineer Discusses Waste Disposal Sites with National Observer 

Speaking to Canada’s National Observer, Dr. Bassim Abbassi, professor in the School of Engineering, discussed why communities may resist new waste disposal sites. 

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Posted Mar 3, 2025
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