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Biology, 02.11.2019 20:31 Jennybelandres1

Why does mining have such an impact on the environment?
a. mining only affects the living parts of the environment.
b. because minerals are within the earth’s surface, extraction causes destruction.
c. mining requires the absolute destruction of an area to be cost-effective.
d. areas that are mined can never again sustain plant life.

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