A host of studies that were published after the Bush rule show that mountaintop removal mines not only damaged the environment, but also caused cardiovascular disease, cancer, birth defects, and poor overall health.
Jared Huffman: “A host of studies that were published after the Bush rule show that mountaintop removal mines not only damaged the…”
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Huffman cites studies linking mountaintop removal mining to various health issues.
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