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Margaret Burks: Pause and imagine the mine in full operation

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This local resident reflects that "Mitigation is the trade-off: we'll do 'this' good thing to offset 'that' bad thing."


"The bad thing doesn't go away. Mitigation is a pipe-dream on paper: rarely 100% effective or even doable, expensive, not guaranteed, rarely inspected, rarely enforced."


She concludes that the risks are unacceptable.


Read her full May 9, 2023 opinion piece in The Union.


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