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Hey everyone, I was reading about the Deanne Bousquet case again, and something stuck out to me that I hadn't noticed before. Has anyone ever discussed the environmental impact of that mill discharging warm water into the river? Seems like a factor that's often overlooked in this tragic event. I can't help but wonder if the mill faced any consequences or had to change its practices after what happened. If the ice in that area was known to be thin because of the warm water, it seems like a huge oversight that should have been addressed sooner, you know? I'm curious if any environmental regulations were put in place afterward or if this was just a sad accident with no follow-up. Would love to hear your thoughts or if anyone has any more info about this aspect!
