Mining
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Thousands of old mines pollute Colorado waters, with no help in sightThe Denver PostMay 31, 2011
As mountain snow starts to melt, trickling toxic acid laced with dissolved metals — arsenic, cadmium, copper, zinc — is fouling Colorado watersheds. Nobody dares try to stop it.
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