Sentence examples for mine would destroy from inspiring English sources

"The Rosemount Mine would destroy El Jefe's home and severely hamstring recovery of jaguars in the United States," said Randy Serraglio, conservation advocate with the Center.

Critics said the mine would destroy four mountain tops and cyanide used in the mining process could leach into water sources.

The protesters say the proposed Resolution Copper mine would destroy all that history. .

Ranging over 1,000 acres, the mine would destroy over 35,000 feet of natural streams, and discharge waste into area waterways.

There are fears that the mine would destroy portions of the glaciers that feed water to the valley, and that chemicals such as cyanide and mercury (from the gold mining process) could seep into waterways.

Coptis's organization, along with the Sierra Club, has filed suit to block the mine from acquiring the necessary permits, arguing that the mining would destroy three endangered streams.

"This mother of all mountaintop removal coal mines would destroy thousands of acres of land, bury seven miles of streams and end a way of life for too many Appalachian families," the Sierra Club's executive director, Michael Brune, said in a statement.

A First Nations leader, she defeated three attempts by a powerful mining company to construct British Columbia's largest gold and copper mine, which would destroy much of her tribe's traditional territory and watershed ecosystem.

When they detonated, the rockets shot out lengths of cable that were kept aloft by parachutes; the cable was intended to snag aircraft and draw up the small aerial mine which would destroy the aircraft.

A drawing through which Perjovschi expressed the fears of the protesters, that the Roșia Montană mining operation would destroy several mountains in northern Romania.

In total, the mine would permanently destroy 6,800 acres on and around Mount Tenabo, over 90percentt of which is public land, according to the Shoshone coalition.