Respecting the land while caring for people: one woman’s view

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How do you respect the land at the same time as mining it to obtain minerals needed for modern life? Resource Works talked to Danielle Smyth of Northwest Community College’s exploration and mining school, where environmental awareness is at the core of the program. The college is located in Smithers, an area of BC often called the Golden Triangle because of its rich mineral deposits. Video by Resource Works.

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