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Mining North America: An Environmental History Since 1522,New Brodo And Other Sixthcentury Poets AreOver The Past Five Hundred Years, North Americans Have Increasingly Relied On Mining To Produce Much Of Their Material And Cultural Life. From Cell Phones And Computers To Cars, Roads, Pipes, Pans, And Even Wall Tile, Mineralintensive Products Have Become Central To North American Societies. As This Process Has Unfolded, Mining Has Also Indelibly Shaped The Natural World And The Human Societies Within It. Mountains Have Been Honeycombed, Rivers