To me it seems like they are proceeding on behalf of the mining industry and not consulting at all with the people who feel that their well-being for clean water and for the opportunity to keep their business open, for the ability to fish, to hunt, and recreate will be challenged, if not devastated.
Kamlager-Dove criticizes colleagues for prioritizing mining interests over community concerns.
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