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1 Dead, 12 Trapped After Elevator Malfunction At Colorado Gold Mine
The incident occurred during the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine Tour, which takes visitors 1,000 feet (300 meters) underground in the western US state.
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100-Year-Old Extinct Fish Species Revives Again In United States: Report
A species that was thought to be extinct for over a century has now revived in Colorado, the United States.
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Toxic Spill From Colorado Mine Creeps Through US Southwest
Environmental biologists in Utah tested the waters of a key river Tuesday for signs of a toxic waste spill from a botched Colorado mine clean-up operation that prompted a state of emergency in the desert Southwest.
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US Anti-Pollution Workers Turn River Orange in Toxic Spill
Workers from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) accidentally triggered a massive release of toxic waste from an old gold mine that sent about three million gallons of polluted water into a Colorado river, turning it orange.
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Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
A privately owned asteroid mining firm, backed in part by Google's founders, launched a crowd-funding project yesterday to gauge public interest in a small space telescope that could serve as a backdrop for personal photographs, officials said.
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1 Dead, 12 Trapped After Elevator Malfunction At Colorado Gold Mine
The incident occurred during the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine Tour, which takes visitors 1,000 feet (300 meters) underground in the western US state.
-
100-Year-Old Extinct Fish Species Revives Again In United States: Report
A species that was thought to be extinct for over a century has now revived in Colorado, the United States.
-
Toxic Spill From Colorado Mine Creeps Through US Southwest
Environmental biologists in Utah tested the waters of a key river Tuesday for signs of a toxic waste spill from a botched Colorado mine clean-up operation that prompted a state of emergency in the desert Southwest.
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US Anti-Pollution Workers Turn River Orange in Toxic Spill
Workers from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) accidentally triggered a massive release of toxic waste from an old gold mine that sent about three million gallons of polluted water into a Colorado river, turning it orange.
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Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
A privately owned asteroid mining firm, backed in part by Google's founders, launched a crowd-funding project yesterday to gauge public interest in a small space telescope that could serve as a backdrop for personal photographs, officials said.
