Question

A mining company received government permission to purchase land for surface mining activities. This land was previously used by local ranchers for feeding their livestock. Which of these plans prevents the permanent dislocation of local ranchers due to mining in this location? Ask ranchers in the location to help with mining operations Choose alternative and uninhabited locations for mining Make reclamation required after mining operations have ended Allow ranching and mining to take place simultaneously in the location

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is Make reclamation required after mining operations have ended

Explanation:

If a company has removed the minerals out of the mining place, mined areas must go through reclamation, which returns land to a usable state after mining operations have ceased.