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Mining Madness: Northern Michigan “Acid Mine” insanity outlined in Dec. 5 documentary
Admission is free but donations are welcome at the Dec. 5, 2008 documentary event in Marquette, Michigan. Despite a passionate outcry by the public, Michigan officials – including the Democratic governor – are allowing an international mining company with deep … Continue reading
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