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During a December 2018 meeting, it was agreed by the participants that a catastrophic failure of any of the alternatives would have unacceptable consequences due to the potential for impacts to life, environment and property.

This report summarizes the public and agency scoping meetings, comments received during the scoping process, and issues that require further consideration in the development of alternatives and the environmental impact statement (EIS).

Fires occur frequently in desert grassland at the eastern margin of the Sonoran Desert, but fires in the desert proper are reported to be very infrequent and of low intensity.

This document proposes an approach to monitoring and mitigation of Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems (GDEs) identified through the NEPA process as being dependent on project area regional groundwater and therefore at risk of being impacted by mine dewatering activities.

The purpose of this process memorandum is to describe additional supporting resource information in detail. The Cultural Resources section of Chapter 3 of the EIS includes brief summaries of the information contained in this process memorandum.

This form is for use in nominating or requesting determinations for individual properties and districts.

The effects of substrate disturbance on perennial plant succession in the Mojave Desert were assessed at three military camps abandoned for 40 years.

The purpose of this process memorandum is to provide consistent time frames for each of the three mine phases—(1) construction, (2) operations, and (3) closure and reclamation—and the overall mine life as described for the proposed action in the “General Plan of Operations” (GPO).

Below are authorized livestock numbers per grazing unit, anticipated use dates, and proposed monitoring dates.

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