On the recordMay 23, 2017
Reclaiming our abandoned hardrock mines would be even more expensive, with an estimated cost of anywhere from $20 to $54 billion.
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congress.govAlan Lowenthal: “Reclaiming our abandoned hardrock mines would be even more expensive, with an estimated cost of anywhere from $20 to $54…”
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Lowenthal highlights the significant financial burden of hardrock mine reclamation.
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