Stay Out, Stay Alive — Closing Abandoned Mines to Protect the Public

California

DOC Division of Mine Reclamation’s Abandoned Mine Lands Unit (AMLU) has been responsible for closing more than a thousand potentially dangerous legacy mine openings around the state, typically with protecting outdoor recreation enthusiasts in mind. -Read More-

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Stay Out, Stay Alive — Closing Abandoned Mines to Protect the Public

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