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Electric-blue, purple and green, the water that drips from the walls and ceilings in the Richmond Mine near Redding, CA, is so acidic that it once dissolved a steel shovel left overnight in a puddle. The most acidic water ever found on Earth contaminates the Richmond Mine. Highly acidic water leaking from mines across the West has killed countless fish, birds and other wildlife.
Disturbed Ecology
Photo Credit:
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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MiChigan School of Mines, 1911 Mining Class in the Champion Mine; Note the Candles on hardhats.
Historical
Photo Credit:
Mining Engineering at Michigan Tech
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A narrow strip of vegetation grows along the margins of the channel adjacent to unstable upland benches comprised of acid-producing tailings.
Silverbow Creek, MT
Photo Credit:
Stuart Jennings
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