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susanto
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According to Paul Skinner, CEO of Rio Tinto which operates the grasberg mine in Papua in partnership with Freeport-McMoran, the mine tailings (waste) from their mine is not toxic nor damaging to the environment. You can read this article at www.koteka.net/index.php?optio(...)56&Itemid=32 - what do you think, is Paul Skinner a comedian?
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Posted @ 02-05-2008 17:52 |
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Nemesis
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Probably this is the only (heavy) metal mine in the world which waste is not toxic. 
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Amore, more, ore, re, probantur amicitiae. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes.
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Posted @ 02-05-2008 18:30 |
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monyet
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Arsenic is often used by mining companies. Now and then this ends up in drinking water in surrounding villages, which is poisonous to all life in those areas.
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From Dayeuhkolot with love
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Posted @ 02-05-2008 23:35 |
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Jeroen
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Why put a link to your website and not place the article here? Please read the FAQ about spam on this forum before continuing posting. 
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Posted @ 03-05-2008 04:04 |
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AnisJ
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The influence for the environment is easy to be seen, if your flight is booked from Timika airport to Ambon .... there is not any traditional fisherman to be seen fishing at sea ..... so what is he talking about .... 
Besides the effect is visible from an regular airplane view.
Beneath it, The Australian Great Barrier Reef begins ..... I wonder what the long term effects are .... 
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'Ahu kura ahia, mansia nia'
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(Edited) Posted @ 05-05-2008 16:29 |
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