Soiled at The Source

Teves on Nov 13, 2009

Tags: copper, Zinc

Water Pollution.

Heavy metal brew, partially treated effluent from the Climax Molybdenum Mine in Colorado gushes into the first of two cleanup ponds. Here iron oxide which stains the discharge orange and oxides of lead, zinc, copper, and manganese settle out. When it comes to water pollution, the invisible can hurt most including untreated heavy metal seepage from mines, many of them abandoned.

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LOVELYHONEY on Nov 13, 2009
good write
AlmaG on Nov 13, 2009
Wonderful topic! ^_^
LoveDoctor on Nov 13, 2009
Excellent! hazardous effects of water pollution
Kristina Angel on Nov 13, 2009
nice written

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drelayaraja on Nov 13, 2009
Good thought about the environmental pollution.
Tanya Wallace on Nov 13, 2009
Fab write Teves on a great topic,very creative!
Darlene McFarlane on Nov 13, 2009
A very important topic. Strange that they put it in Authspot though, I would think Socyberty would be more appropriate.
mathurans on Nov 13, 2009
Fine article
Noodleman on Nov 14, 2009
Great one, very interesting…
Priyanka Bhowmick on Nov 14, 2009
nice idea.. good 1
wonder on Nov 14, 2009
This morning I was thinking about dams and water pollution.A coincidence,good information.
ken bultman on Nov 14, 2009
It’s difficult to keep water clean in this day and age.
goindia on Nov 14, 2009
A thought provoking article…
Themax on Nov 14, 2009
very info and thanks for sharing
strovek on Nov 14, 2009
What a crying shame.
cutedrishti8 on Nov 14, 2009
Great work Teves
Darla Cooke on Nov 14, 2009
Very good info.
Hansika on Nov 14, 2009
excellant stuff
Starpisces on Nov 14, 2009
well done again Teves!
Frances Lawrence on Nov 14, 2009
An important subject, well written.
Jane Jane on Dec 5, 2009
short but a nice one.

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