Rushing Mine Permits Puts Water At Risk

Opinion

October 31, 2011
by Eric Hanson

Wisconsinites have a deep affection for our pristine waters and a history of applying due diligence and reasonable prudence while questioning ill-conceived industrial projects that threaten that water. Think of the memorable citizens campaigns that blocked Exxon’s proposed mine on the Wolf River and Perrier’s plan for massive water withdrawals from the Mecan River watershed.

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I totally agree with the pollution of our rivers, lakes, and streams. However, I am also on the same side as Kennecott when they say that we need our nickel and copper for everyday needs. I think that both sides should team up together to solve this problem peacefully.

Mining Action Group

The Mining Action Group is a volunteer, grassroots effort to defend the clean water and wild places of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula from the dangers of sulfide mining – previously known as Save the Wild U.P.

Rushing Mine Permits Puts Water At Risk

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