Westshore provides glimpse of Longview's potential future with coal
By
Erik Olson
The Daily News
February 12, 2011
The prevailing winds of the Strait of Georgia usually sweep southeasterly, pushing any coal dust at the Westshore Terminals toward the sea. At times, however, the winds come from the northwest, spreading the dust onto Point Roberts.
TSAWWASSEN, British Columbia — Mounted with a 200-foot arm, the giant reclaimer stacker at Roberts Bank looks like huge saw blade as it cuts into a two-story tall mound of coal.
