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I don't know why the smokestacks are so low. The plant was built in the 1970s in "compliance" with the Clean Air Act.
By locating in a remote town with unusually *clean* air, owners were allowed to emit substantially *more* pollution than the industry standard.
Apollo bought the plant's owner Noranda Aluminum in April 2007, with $214 million cash & $900m debt
2 months later Apollo floated $222m 12-13% Noranda debt & paid itself a $216 million "special dividend."
In 2008 Noranda paid Apollo another $102 million dividend
In 2010 Noranda proposed spending $14 million to lengthen smokestacks to 243 feet to disperse toxic air
Too much, Apollo said
& pocketed another $81.6 million on Noranda's IPO
In 2011 Noranda paid Apollo another $71 million dividend
In 2012 Noranda paid Apollo another $54 million
Noranda tried to offset Apollo's giant sucking sound by aggressively lobbying Missouri officials for a $25 million cut in its annual power bill, an episode nauseatingly detailed in the new @gmorgenson book.
Residents balked.
In April 2015 governor Roy Nixon coughed up the funds
But then that summer a massive molten explosion shut down the plant temporarily. 33 workers were injured & OSHA fined Noranda $7,000, though it appealed & ended up paying less.
Reuters reported the disruption would be a boon for depressed aluminum prices.
Trump tariffs brought the plant & its glorious pollution roaring back in 2018, tho just 1/2 its old 900 workers
Record 2020 turnout in New Madrid went 75% Trump.
Bipartisanship found a "solution" to the dirty air: an $8.5 million zero-interest loan to elongate the smokestacks