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August 2014

8/1/2014

 
  • Mount Polley Mine tailings pond breach called environmental disaster - CBC News, 8/4/14
  • Residents calling itan environmental disaster: tailings pond breach at Mount Polley Mine near Likely, BC - Global News, 8/4/14
  • Mount Polley mine tailings water 'very close' to drinking quality, company says - CBC News, 8/5/14
  • Mount Polley mine tailings pond breach followed years of government warnings - CBC News, 8/5/14
  • Tailings ponds for mining and oilsands waste: FAQs - CBC News, 8/5/14
  • Map: What part of B.C. is affected by the Mount Polley mine waste water spill? - The Globe and Mail, 8/5/14
  • Is B.C. mine tailings dam break a warning for Alaska? - CoastAlaska News, 8/5/14
  • Amazing aerial footage of the Mount Polley tailings dam failure - mining.com, 8/5/14
  • Mount Polley mine spill: a hazard of Canada's industry-friendly attitude? - The Guardian, 8/13/14
  • Northwest Transmission Line powered up, critics and proponents wait to see if it lives up to its promise - The Vancouver Sun, 8/20/14
  • Stephen Hume: Political fallout from Mount Polley mine spill may come from U.S. - Vancouver Sun, 8/21/14

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