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WSJ article highlights repeated mine failures
History is full of mining leaks, spills and downright disasters that have at least impaired and at most wreaked havoc on the streams, wildlife and landscapes around them. Far, far fewer are the stories of “harmless” mines, maybe because they don’t exist. The problem is that mines bring hazardous material from underground – where they’re…
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University of Montana Student News
It is so great to see young people getting involved in this issue. Read a great piece in the Montana Kaimin, the University of Montana student newspaper, looking at all sides of the Smith River mine issue.
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Department of Environmental Quality First Deficiency
On March 14, 2016, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality submitted their first deficiency notice on Tintina’s Mine Operating Permit application. Tom Livers, DEQ Director said, “The most significant pieces are the couple of pieces where they’re still working on it so we don’t have it in the application they submitted. All the geochemistry work and…
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