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Sustainability
There are several issues with respect to the Kennecott Eagle Mine proposal. The first is the rights of the Ojibway people of the area. These rights have been granted to the people in law -- the Native Americans Freedom of Religion Act of 1979, and in a treaty made between the Ojibway and the federal government in the 1840s. So there is a legal issue at play, as well as a moral issue. There is the appearance that the state's elected officials are ignoring the native claims because they are "in bed" with in the mining company, which raises the specter of corruption. They tend to avoid much legal scrutiny despite this. The company has a culture and history that they do not care about the environment and willingly pollute it. The company has no accountability, and actively seeks to cover up its crimes. That the government has struggled to maintain objectivity calls into question corruption, for example using former Kennecott employees in doing environmental reviews. Such errors were not by accident.
A second issue with the Kennecott Eagle Mine, there is a key environmental issue. The land has been very useful and productive land with animals and plants. Thus, environmentalists, anglers and hunters alike are in opposition to the mine. The type of mining as well is a key issue, in that sulfide mining creates a lot of acid drainage that will adversely affect the water in the region. Watersheds will be polluted as the result of this type of mining, and have negative human impacts. There is a poor track record with this type of mining, with a high failure rate meaning that pollution from this mine is almost guaranteed.
As for agreement, the perspective here is rather biased, so it is hard to feel anything other than that the process has been corrupted and that the mine should not go ahead. So it's hard to really look at this objectively based on one-sided evidence, but the evidence does look pretty damning both for Kennecott and the MDEQ.
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The Mining Facts.org website describes some of the issues that go into environmentally sustainable mining, or at least improving the sustainability of the mine (you can't have true sustainable mining because eventually you run out of minerals). This website is a…
References
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwFT1cuRyrY&list=PL0C9ED9872B6CEC30
Miningfacts.org http://www.miningfacts.org/Environment/How--?can--?mining--?become--?more--?environmentally -- ?sustainable/
Lundin/Eagle Mine
http://eaglemine.com http://www.lundinmining.com/s/Home.asp
http://savethewildup.org
http://www.icmm.com
Sustainable Construction Issues Waste Reduction Process Sustainability Construction Issues Civil Engineer/Contractor comprehension Legislation and creating awareness Sustainable Construction Implementation Risks of Sustainable Construction Adaptive reuse issues Recycling of Waste Processes f. Principles of Sustainable Construction Global warming Energy conservation g. Procurement and the process design The project cycle The Design-Bid-Build approach (DBB) Strategy, Plan and programming of the project The Main Procurement Activities h. Bombarding sustainable construction issues Ideologies of sustainability, especially in construction are perceived in favor of sustainable development. A good contractor and civil engineer works
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