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July 11 is the deadline for submission of papers to the Tailings and Mine Waste 2011 conference.  In preparation of one of my papers, I today read through the proceedings of the 1994 conference.  I am amazed at how bold the folk were in those days, how little they knew by comparison with today, and yet how [...]

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Here is a story that I was told long ago–the details are shrouded in the mists of history, but the story is worth repeating for the lessons learnt are always relevant.  

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Most people like to talk about the benefits of sustainable mining.  Seldom, however, do we see a concrete report on successful sustainable mining.  By way of quick admission: I am a sceptic of the concept and have frequently written critical blog postings on the abuse and mis-use of the term.  Let me, then, take a [...]

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   The bookstores I wondered into here in southern California all have many books that describe the things you must do and see before you die.  Kind of cloying, but a reflection of the money and habits of old people like myself.  My host on Friday night admitted that she had never seen the Four Corners area [...]

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Just a short note to turn your attention to an article extolling the Cannon Mine in Wenatchee, WA and its tailings impoundment.  The article seems to be an attempt to support the reopening of the Idaho-Maryland mine in California. 

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