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          <title>Canada’s northern ‘zombie mines’ are a lingering multi-billion dollar problem</title>
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          <description>Experts examine subterranean snot, philosophize about how to warn future civilizations away from buried arsenic and prepare for future floods — all as part of a $2.37 billion remediation program you are paying for</description>
          <dc:creator>Jimmy Thomson</dc:creator>

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          <title>Toxic legacy of Giant Mine found in snowshoe hares</title>
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          <description>Researchers find arsenic levels in animals living near mine 20 to 50 times greater than those living away from it</description>
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          <title>This is Giant Mine</title>
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          <description> This gold mine was once so dangerous that it killed a toddler who ate snow two kilometres away. Canada’s second-largest environmental liability is inside Yellowknife city limits — and intrinsically tied to the city’s history and future. The federal government has now inherited the billion-dollar cleanup effort that could span a century</description>
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          <title>The Mine Next Door Part 1: KGHM Ajax Open-Pit Mine Proposal Within Kamloops City Limits</title>
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