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To: cva66snipe
Strip mines can work and the land reclaimed for a rather cheap price. I would suggest that Lieberman come to the Cumberland Mountains in East Tennessee. A group of Engineers saw potential in using the natural streams as settling ponds for the run off. In just a few years the desolate earth and dead streams were once again supporting life and vegitation

My late dad had a hunting camp in Elks County, Pennsylvania (on Dents Run if you want to know where my handle comes from). A nearby mountain was heavily strip mined over the last decade or so. Now it's been covered over, trees and grass are growing. It's become the primary site for viewing wild elk in the eastern United States. In Pennsylvania trees grow the way grass does in other states. In thirty years the place will be the forest primeval and environmentalists will be up there hugging trees till the sap squirts out.

5 posted on 07/29/2002 12:26:13 AM PDT by DentsRun
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To: DentsRun
In thirty years the place will be the forest primeval and environmentalists will be up there hugging trees till the sap squirts out.

LOL!

12 posted on 07/29/2002 8:04:00 AM PDT by Auntie Mame
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