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Wholesale dumping of garbage into the ocean occurs at the American McMurdo Station, Ross Island. Waste management is a hurdle for all Antarctic scientific base stations, but minerals operations would likely require larger stations and have greater waste problems.

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Press, 13 May 1988, Page 17

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Wholesale dumping of garbage into the ocean occurs at the American McMurdo Station, Ross Island. Waste management is a hurdle for all Antarctic scientific base stations, but minerals operations would likely require larger stations and have greater waste problems. Press, 13 May 1988, Page 17

Wholesale dumping of garbage into the ocean occurs at the American McMurdo Station, Ross Island. Waste management is a hurdle for all Antarctic scientific base stations, but minerals operations would likely require larger stations and have greater waste problems. Press, 13 May 1988, Page 17

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