We know what happens is it ends up shorting States like Montana and others who are using that money for reclamation of abandoned mines.
Ken Salazar: “We know what happens is it ends up shorting States like Montana and others who are using that money for reclamation of…”
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Salazar discusses the impact of budget decisions on mine reclamation funding.
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