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Closing mines has no economic impact on communities.
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Closing mines typically has significant economic impacts on local communities — direct job losses, reduced spending at local businesses, lower tax revenues, supplier layoffs, outmigration, and longer-term decline in services and property values. (There can be environmental or health benefits, but economically the effects are usually negative without careful transition planning.)
Closing mines typically has significant economic impacts on local communities — direct job losses, reduced spending at local businesses, lower tax revenues, supplier layoffs, outmigration, and longer-term decline in services and property values. (There can be environmental or health benefits, but economically the effects are usually negative without careful transition planning.)
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