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“In a quiet residential neighbourhood on the outskirts of St. John’s, chemistry professor Karl Jobst parked his pickup and crossed the street to a lush wetland.
‘This is essentially industrial wastewater that’s being discharged from the airport,’ he said.
A nearby sign warns no dumping is allowed in the marsh, which is part of a conservation area called The Gully. The irony isn’t lost on him.
‘It frustrates me as a scientist. It frustrates me as someone who lives in the area.'” …