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Closed Copper Mine’s Reclamation Work Recognised After 30 Years

Good News Network reported that decades of clean-up and monitoring at a closed copper mine received recognition in British Columbia.

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Mine operators were honoured at a small ceremony in British Columbia for continuing to fund reclamation and monitoring after mining ended, Good News Network reported.

The outlet described recognition for 30 years of clean-up and monitoring at a closed copper mine, highlighting work that continued after its operating life.

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