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bAzTNM wrote:I heard a rumour from somebody in Glasgow Green (who you will know) that he worries about regular visitors to the Green's health in 20 years, especially the part from around Rutherglen Bridge to Dalmarnock Bridge. Particular stretch is supposed to be pretty toxic with stuff under the concrete from 50 years ago.
RDR wrote:The smelliest part of Glasgow must be the sewage works next to the Southern.
On a hot day, despite the sewage works attempts to deodorise, its absolutley honking.
I cannot imagine, despite denials going back decades, that the land surrounding it, isn't contaminated in some way?
Makes you wonder, why we are building the biggest hospital in Europe beside it.
Vintagebuff wrote:Does anybody know what the round building in the car park across from the Pinkston Dv flats is or was?
Glesga_Steve wrote:I agree with Vintagebuff - the stench of the hydrogen sulphide around Pinkston Road is far worse than the odour around Shieldhall WwTW.
Shieldhall wouldn't even claim second spot on my Glasgow 'stinky' list - that place would go to the combined pong of Daldowie WwTW and Paterson's landfill site at Broomhouse.
Glesga_Steve wrote:RDR wrote:The smelliest part of Glasgow must be the sewage works next to the Southern.
On a hot day, despite the sewage works attempts to deodorise, its absolutley honking.
I cannot imagine, despite denials going back decades, that the land surrounding it, isn't contaminated in some way?
Makes you wonder, why we are building the biggest hospital in Europe beside it.
I'm not sure if I'm reading this right - are you suggesting that the land around the sewage works might be contaminated in some way because of the works itself? If so, I'd like to know what your reasoning for this is.
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