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Placer mine, Goldstream Valley
Learn more about modem mining technology, mining terminology, and some of the community and environmental impacts that can result from modern metal mining.

Acid Mine Drainage is one of mining's biggest threats to surface and ground waters

Modern Mining Myths The problems with some modern hardrock mining technologies and practices.

Mining Links to websites of conservation and community groups, mining companies and industry groups active in Alaskan mining.

Open Pit Mines result in greater biophysical impacts than underground mines.

Speak Your Mine Dictionary of common mining terms

Toxics Release Inventory and Mining What's the TRI and why is it important to communities near mines?

The Costs of Hardrock Mining may include permanently altered landscapes, polluted water and ongoing environmental degradation.





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