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Colorado Survey Investigates Coal Mine Subsidence
October 28, 2011 | Denver Post

An article in the Denver Post describes what the Colorado Geological Survey is doing to investigate mine subsidence problems in the Weld County area – where collapsing mines are damaging buildings, roads, utilities and more.


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