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Mining booms don’t tend to have longevity, leaving behind a broken town and damaged environment. And With an international mining company, The wealth isn’t sta
by mint2 5y ago
Mining booms don’t tend to have longevity, leaving behind a broken town and damaged environment.
And With an international mining company, The wealth isn’t staying local or even likely in America.
And as tax payers, the public is getting shafted too. If the lease actually had American tax payers seeing a fair share in return for their land being damaged and the wealth used up, and there was also an amenable compromise with the native Americans for whom that site is sacred, then yeah it could be okay even if it would be temporary jobs.