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What are the primary negative consequences of mining in Canada? i. deforestation ii. soil contamination iii. water contamination iv. the production of acid rain v. the destruction of land habitats
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What are the primary negative consequences of mining in Canada?

i. deforestation
ii. soil contamination
iii. water contamination
iv. the production of acid rain
v. the destruction of land habitats

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D. ii., iii., and v. only

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ii , iii, v is the answer
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