High Price Of Gold Brings New Look At Old Lodes
The Register reports gold markets surge prompts mining firms to reexamine Georgia and Carolinas lodes. Geologists say renewed but cautious interest emerges as 138 abandoned South Carolina mines and North Carolina sites draw scrutiny. Prices, land ownership, and assay challenges shape prospects.
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B.C
the Register
Danville
Georgia
Carolinas
Vernon Hurst
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Eldon Allen
South Carolina
Hurst
Dade Howell
South Carolina State Development Board
Howell
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Piedmont
Allen
Hair on Head May Save Heart Victims
Georgia Tech scientist Dr. Charles Weaver leads a study linking hair, soil, dust, and water samples to cadmium exposure and heart attack rates in Georgia and South Carolina. The research tests whether hair reflects environmental metals, with areas like Charleston Savannah and Columbus Macon highlighted. If metals track from soil or pollution, findings could guide legal or agricultural actions.
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Thomas C. Cothran
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
South Carolina
Charles Weaver
Georgia Tech School of Geophysical Sciences
Weaver
Charleston
D.C
Savannah
Columbus
Macon
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