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That is not the definition of 'reclaimed' (I think you meant reclamation) - you are talking about environmental oversight. Do you think mines today are missing that in the US?
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3y ago
There are plenty of resources available that show reclamation. Here's one - https://mineralseducationcoalition.org/mining-minerals-infor...
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I feel like you are moving goalposts here. I can only find information around old mines - all new/operational mines are subject to environmental oversight. Are you saying that operational mines are leaking heavy metal into drinking wat
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3y ago
What part? It would be better if you listed specifics rather than generalizations. I'm open to debate anything I posted.
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3y ago
Then reclamation hasn't started.
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3y ago
The article would be stronger if it stuck to one issue. Is the problem the clean-up, the fact that there's little environmental oversight when exploring, or the fact that the there should be royalties? They've conflated so many is
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3y ago
It's not out of the goodness of their hearts - it's law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mine_reclamation
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3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that the Climax Mine from the late 1800s?
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3y ago
The anti-mining rhetoric really needs to stop. Yes, 100 years ago miners took what they wanted and left a mess. Today, the process is much different. The mining companies rebuild everything and plant trees - you wouldn't even know ther
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3y ago
Just spitballing here, couldn't you call it "Helzetica" or something close? Might be enough to make yours findable.
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3y ago
You really piqued my interest when I hit sports in your comment. Granted, I do not watch any sports. How do 'sports' translate into being 'better off'? I'm genuinely curious. Edit: did you change your comment or did
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This feels like using some mental gymnastics to prove a point. I'm not saying the conclusion is wrong just that it's a strange way to present the data and left me unconvinced of the conclusion - something the author caveated throu
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3y ago
Arguing an expensive price tag for Google just doesn't resonate. They are building a phone - it should be able to do the one thing that it should, as others have said. Anything outside of contacting someone in an emergency should be se
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3y ago
I agree there isn't a lot of good content on Prime. Expanse was excellent (even though they rushed the last season) and The Boys is really good.
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3y ago
The sound quality of Jukebox is muddled. There are many inconsistencies. The loudness of vocals and the quality of instruments really stand out and not in a good way. Hard to talk about creativity because it's so subjective but I'
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3y ago
https://briefs.video/videos/is-html-a-programming-language/
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3y ago
This is so much fun! Great idea!
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3y ago
me too
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3y ago
Wow. I love older arcade games. The level of effort put into figuring all this out is amazing.
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3y ago
'Extermist' videos were watched most often from external links and those led to channel subscriptions. Seems like the right balance to me.
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3y ago
That's really great! Good job.
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3y ago
I write both Kotlin and Java but Kotlin is my go to. Kotlin's when statements alone are a reason to use it. Then there's the null safety, extension functions, built in lazy initialization, and smart casts. Kotlin is just a joy to
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3y ago
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/java/java-linting
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3y ago
> you keep voting them in I do not keep voting these people in. > municipalities aren't able to rein in their police departments Where are you seeing this? Seems like there's been fairly significant changes and individual of
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3y ago
He doesn't fear going against them - he's one of them.
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3y ago
The federal government's powers are enumerated while everything else is left to the states. You may not like that the OP presented the federal government as corrupt but that doesn't negate the point. There is no accountability at
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3y ago
It's interesting that they don't just supply the source code. Are they hoping if there's enough interest then they can turn this into a service? This type of functionality is great but I don't like the black box approach
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3y ago
For the Anisotropic Elastoplasticity for Cloth, Knit and Hair Frictional Contact - 2 minutes per frame. Hopefully we'll see things like this in realtime soon.
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3y ago
I don't know EU regulations well enough but isn't the ability to change your email address and scrub your about section enough? That would break any traceable links to you.
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3y ago
That was misguided and rude. Please follow the comment guidelines.
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