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These satellite images show how surface mining has changed the Australian landscape. Even the smallest of these images is several kilometres wide. There are many more surface mines than those show here, but recent satellite imagery is not been available for all of them. Some images below are composite images. Via mrhill 
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In Cerro Gordo, a deserted mining camp in the Sierra Nevadas that dates back to the mid 1870's, the howling spirits of the past continue to haunt the living.
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If you were ever wondering how much land mass had to be moved to produce that diamond engagement ring, this series of photos should help put things in... Via mrhill
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Recently reported leaks of water containing high levels of radioactive uranium from a coal seam gas (CSG) wastewater pond operated by Santos in New South Wales put the spotlight on an industry already… Via dilaycock
dilaycock's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 4:44 PM
Check the related articles on coal seam gas mining. 
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March 25, 2014 5:16 PM
Interesting article about some of the big issues posed by fracking |
