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In this section... Coal Bed Methane Federal Superfund 2009 Legislature	Sections Mining Cyanide Mining Ban on Cyanide Mining Golden Sunlight Mine Montana Tunnels McDonald Meadows Gold Project (Blackfoot River) Zortman/Landusky Mines Beal Mountain Mine Kendall Mine 1872 Mining Law Reform 1872 Mining Law Mine Cleanup Perpetual Pollution Rule Berkeley Pit (Butte) Milltown Dam W.R. Grace Mine (Libby) Mike Horse Mine Federal "Good Samaritan" Legislation New Mines & Proposed Expansions Rock Creek Mine Montanore Mine Montana Tunnels Open Cut Mines (gravel pits) Energy Global Warming Cap and Dividend Carbon Capture and Sequestration Energy Conservation Montana Climate Change Advisory Council Renewable Energy Alternatives Non-Coal Power Plants Global Warming LINKS Dirty Coal Otter Creek Coal Tracts Highwood Colstrip Roundup Power Plant Hardin Generating Station Thompson River Co-Gen Non-coal Electricity Coal-to-Liquid Fuels Building Codes Energy Policy Utility Deregulation 2008 Fed Energy Bill Building Codes Renewable Energy Standard 2008 Progress Report Energy Education Air Coal-fired Power Plants Mercury Pollution Mercury "Cap and Trade" Struck Down Tire Burning Water Coal Bed Methane Federal Superfund Land Old Growth State School Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan Land Use Policy Montana Smart Growth Coalition Policy Montana's Constitution Montana Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Federal Superfund
	You are here: Home → Water Quality Send this page to somebody Fill in the email address of your friend to send an email with the address. Address info Send to (Required) The e-mail address to send this link to. From (Required) Your email address. Comment A comment about this link. Montana Environmental Information Center Street Address: 107 W Lawrence St. #N-6, Helena, MT 59601 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1184 Helena, MT 59624 Phone: (406) 443-2520, Fax: (406) 443-2507, meic@meic.org	Do you know... How many dollars of public funds have been spent treating perpetually polluted water at the Zortman/Landusky mines? zero $20,000 $800,000 More than $20 million

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