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Atlantic Richfield scraps second Berkeley Pit water plant

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FILE - In this April 27, 2018, file photo, Yerington Paiute tribe chairman Laurie Thom helps offload water from a delivery truck on the outskirts of Yerington, Nev. The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection intends to decide in January whether to cut off most bottled water deliveries to neighbors of a toxic mine in Yerington who've been receiving it for the past 15 years. (AP Photo/Scott Sady, File)

Nevada toxic mine neighbors may stop getting bottled water

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Montana Editorial Roundup

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FILE - This Dec. 14, 2016 file photo shows Berkeley Pit in Butte. Atlantic Richfield wants to build a second treatment plant to lower the level of acidic, metal-laden water that has collected in a former mining pit in Butte that was closed more than 35 years ago, The Montana Standard reported Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (AP Photo/Matt Volz, File)

Another plant sought to treat toxic water from former mine

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Tribe condemns Rep. Amodei plan to transfer mine property

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The abandoned Anaconda open pit mine, source of an underground plume of poisonous water, is seen in an aerial photo in Yerington, Nev., Friday, April 27, 2018. The mine's owner, Atlantic Richfield, has suspended the normal bottled water deliveries it's been providing neighbors since tests in 2004 confirmed a plume of groundwater contaminated area wells. The move comes two months after federal regulators backed off plans to add the mine to the list of the most toxic U.S. Superfund sites. A Native American tribe suing Atlantic Richfield says its decision underscores fears that scuttling the proposed listing will slow cleanup efforts. (AP Photo/Scott Sady)

AP Exclusive: Water delivery suspended in Nevada mine battle

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Atlantic Richfield will pay for Anaconda golf course repair

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