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  • mine Take a nerve-wracking trip 600 feet down this abandoned silver mine Andrea James
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  • aboriginal rights Mining company destroys sacred Aboriginal cave in Western Australia. They're "sorry." David Pescovitz
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  • native rights Navajo Nation bears burden of recent Animas mining spill disaster in Colorado Xeni Jardin
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