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How does gold effect the landscape?

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Anonymous

10y ago
Updated: 7/10/2022

That depends on the mine. Most new mine operations have no detremental affect and can actually improve there area. While it may add some cost to the price of materials from the mine, they can be very good for the local economy and environment.

I met a mine owner from Missouri a few months back while flying. I have never met a more pro environmental human in my life. His views on the environment were inspiring!

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Kennedi Ratke

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3y ago

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