This chapter covers the impacts of mining and mineral processing relating to six areas of concern: air quality, water quality and quantity, acid mine drainage, ecological impacts, land impacts, and economic impacts. All the areas of concern are closely related, as air, water, and land impacts almost always have significant impacts on the local
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