Ducktown copper case yields big Georgia farm benefit
Georgia wins in the Ducktown copper fumes case prompting state and public gains. Farmers save an estimated two to three million dollars yearly as the decision also boosts copper plant profits and potential acid production for fertilizer. Judge Hart led the suit against Tennessee plants, yielding a decree and a future for sulfuric acid manufacture in Georgia. English investors eye North Georgia mines as acid output expands nationally.
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