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By Jennifer Ekstrom,

By Jennifer Ekstrom,

The mines produce toxic waste that flows into the United States and affects wildlife in and around waterways.

Jane Corwin could soon be out as U.S. section chair of the International Joint Commission.

Editors note: Road ecologists say wildlife crossings are one of the best ways to reduce wildlife-vehicles collisions and mitigate one of the most significant human impacts on ecosystems. This three-part

Investigation urged into Canadian mining waste in Montana The renewed urgency comes as Canada’s largest diversified mining company lays plans to expand its footprint by building new mines along the border without a tested strategy in place to treat the chemical-laden flows Author: Tristan Scott Associated Press Even with the U.S.-Canada border restricting travel for at least another month, the international exchange of mining waste leaching from British Columbia into a transboundary waters...

Three U.S. officials from an international transboundary regulatory group will learn more about the upstream Canadian coal mine pollution flowing into...