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Peak interest: Toronto’s snow mountains that refuse to melt are a toxic hazard

Guardian Environment focuses on mountains and interest, with context pulled from source reporting instead of recycled feed copy.

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Wednesday, 11 March 2026·Source: Guardian Environment·UK·nonprofit

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What happened: Reaching up to 100ft, these massive piles contain tonnes of salt that keep roads clear but pose environmental and health risks

What to watch next: movement around mountains, interest.

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Reaching up to 100ft, these massive piles contain tonnes of salt that keep roads clear – but pose environmental risks Most mountains take tens of millions of years to form. Toronto’s newest mountain took just days. Towering atop the crowns of evergreens, it has no skeleton of limestone or granite. T

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Peak interest: Toronto’s snow mountains that refuse to melt are a toxic hazard.

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Peak interest: Toronto’s snow mountains that refuse to melt are a toxic hazard

Reaching up to 100ft, these massive piles contain tonnes of salt that keep roads clear but pose environmental and health risks

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