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How Mining Impacts Water Quality: Monitoring Michigan’s Pristine Streams

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By Samantha Baxter Verified
| Fondriest Environmental Verified
In 2010, construction of a nickel mine in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan began, and with it came concerns from residents about how runoff from the mine itself and related construction would impact the otherwise pristine environment. Historically, most mining in the Upper Peninsula has been dominated by copper, which for centuries was surface mined by Indigenous groups.
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By Samantha Baxter Verified
| Fondriest Environmental Verified
In New Mexico, all ground and surface waters belong to the public,  subject to appropriation by beneficial use, and as such, governing agencies oversee the use of these resources to ensure long-term accessibility for the public. According to Caitlyn Owens, Lead Water Resource Professional, for the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer (OSE), this law is a founding principle of the agency.
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Environmental Monitor | Home

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By Samantha Baxter Verified
| Fondriest Environmental Verified
Since 2015, the offshore wind energy industry has garnered considerable economic interest off the United States’ East Coast. Gaining a deeper understanding of regional ecological systems has quickly become a leading priority for regulatory agencies to ensure responsible economic development.
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