Environmental Regulations in the Powder River Basin

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Marion Loomis
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Environmental regulation is an ever growing cost to the mining industry. Requirements for such items as air quality modeling, hazardous waste disposal, selenium concentration in water and sagebrush planting consume more of the mining industry’s resources each year. The mining industry is willing to make the necessary financial commitments to assure that the air, land and water resources are adequately protected and restored. However, it is sometimes difficult to explain to management and stockholders why money should be spent on a specific issue when science and common sense indicate it is being wasted. Common sense and sound science should dictate how mining is regulated.
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APA: Marion Loomis  (1994)  Environmental Regulations in the Powder River Basin

MLA: Marion Loomis Environmental Regulations in the Powder River Basin. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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