2. What is the term for the waste generated from ore mines? slurry tailings impoundments

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2. What is the term for the waste

generated from ore mines?

slurry
tailings
impoundments

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Tailings

Slurry is a liquid concrete or cement
Impoundments are enclosures of water

Zach Lysobey answered Oct 15, 2022

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