
Montreal-based American Iron & Metal (AIM) has announced a plan to expand its West Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, scrap metal facility. The company says the expansion could cost $30 million.
- The site’s rolled compacted concrete cover allows for 99.7 percent sealing of the soil;
- Modern and innovative water treatment systems featuring drain guards to prevent pollutants and residue from entering the water systems; and
- A sound barrier to neutralize any increases in noise during the shredding process.
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