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I agree with what he said but we have to find a way to stop pollution

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Another topic you might be able to share about is that you would have absolutely nothing, except for the things you grown. You either grow it, or mine it, and most of the things we mine is beneficial to us.

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any kind of mining can pollute the environment that can’t just stop, mining is going to pollute the environment, when you mine you kind of expect that don’t you?

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How do you expect us to survive and advance our technology if we can’t mine.

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There’s many pros and cons on both sides, but I believe mining is inevitable. If we stop mining, thousands of jobs would be shut down, materials for supplies may run out, and millions of dollars would be lost.

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I agree with Luke that would take away tons of jobs

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Mention that mining only causes a short economic surge, and won’t be a long term thing. This means that the jobs won’t be there in a few years.

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I agree withwhat  is being said about habitats; we have 10,000 lakes in this state, and we need to protect those. Other states don’t have as much risk of water pollution.

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Mining isn’t only affecting Minnesota but it’s also affecting the animals population, because we can also be ending alot  of animals life.

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I agree with Luke it’s not about wants it’s about needs

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Think of all the fish that we eat that are swimming in polluted waters and when we catch all those fish and serve them on our plates it affects us as much as the animals

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I agree with Luke because we need resources, it’s not like we don’t use what we mine

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I agree with Cecelia and mercades because  it pollutes the waters and is ruining the environment

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I agree with Cecelia because it’s going to cost alot  to replace the rivers, and the rivers won’t form the same way.

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Also I read that the Missouri River is the most endangered in the United States due to pollution from mining.

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You could mention that there has never been a sulfide mine that has not polluted nearby water resources. This mean that we don’t really have a way to contain pollution.

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I agree with what Wyatt said about reclamation of habitats takes a long time. However, we still need mining

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Talk about how it helps us make more things like cell phones. Also say  how it creates alot  of jobs for people.

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I actually agree with Luke, I think that using the minerals is important to our society, but we need to figure out a way to extract them, where we can guarantee that the environment won’t be negatively affected

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I think that we should talk about the environmental impacts of mining, specifically how it kills wildlife, and pollutes the water.

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Yes you can do reclamation but that’s not going to magically get rid of all the effects of the pollution on the area.

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I agree with Tyler when he said that we shouldn’t have mines because it kills animals and I don’t think that we can keep it contained because it will still kill animals.

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I agree with Luke we use what we mine and we use all of it,  it’s not about wanting to mine or wanting the resources it’s about needing them.