Which is a concern about mining for uranium? Heated water could be released into the environment. Dust release

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Which is a concern about mining for uranium?

Heated water could be released into the environment.
Dust released in the air could be radioactive.
Supplies could become low during a drought.
It is too commonly found, and mines could be too plentiful.

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Dust released in the air could be radioactive.

Uranium mining can release radioactive dust and radon gas from ore and tailings, posing health and environmental risks.

Which is a concern about mining for uranium?

Heated water could be released into the environment.
Dust released in the air could be radioactive.
Supplies could become low during a drought.
It is too commonly found, and mines could be too plentiful.

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Which is a concern about mining for uranium? Heated water could be released into the environment. Dust released in the air could be radioactive. Supplies could become low during a drought. It is too commonly found, and mines could be too plentiful.

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Which is a concern about mining for uranium?

Heated water could be released into the environment.
Dust released in the air could be radioactive.
Supplies could become low during a drought.
It is too commonly found, and mines could be too plentiful.