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Wastewater from Colorado mine reaches New Mexico

August 9, 2015 - 2:06pm

Mustard-colored wastewater laced with heavy metals continues to drain into a river from an abandoned mine in southwestern Colorado at a rate of about 550 gallons per minute, according to the Environmental Protection...

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