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  • COURT OF APPEALS RULES FAVORABLY IN URANIUM CASE
  • 1872 Mining Act Reform
  • Gold Mining Threats: Maps and more.
  • Gold Mining Drill rigs moving into the Rochford/Pe’ Sla
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Please TAKE ACTION and help protect water for future generations. Thank you.

1872

There is a new effort to reform the 1872 Mining Law, which is the law that permits companies to mine on federal public lands without paying any royalties. There’s more information on the and on the reform effort here —

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Clean Up Mines

“There are more than 15,000 abandoned uranium mines in the US.”- cleanupthemines.org

Abandoned Mines

There are hundreds of old abandoned uranium mines and prospects in the southern Black Hills.

Click here  to go to the DOE’s Office of Legacy Management for more information.

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P.O. Box 591
Rapid City, SD 57709
605-519-8040
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