@KiwiBird Not remediated. But in 1000 years the trees will be back to what they were before the destruction of man. There is regrowth happening slowly.
It is sad to see what kind of destruction mankind leaves to a once pristine nature and this is only one example of the scars that will never heal for as long as we live.
What are we leaving to future generations? Destruction, eroded landscapes and an ever reduced fauna and flora and all that on the name of progress.
This kind of thing is heartbreaking and angering at the the same time. Human beings take and take and take and most don't stop to consider sustainabilty, or the fact that we are symbiotic with this planet and if the planet is sick then in the end we'll go down with it.
Kinda looks like a moonscape after the damage was done. A gues in about 1,000 years future archeologists will discover toxic soil buried deep in the Earth and plant warning signs to approach at your own risk. Pretty sure Mother Earth is a bit angry about it all by now.
