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by Jonathan Thomson

Old mine works visible from Oak Flat, near Superior, Arizona. Below, excerpts from a 2007 letter from Maricopa Audubon Society to the National Audubon Society detailing its gripes with Arizona Audubon and the Oak Flat land swap.

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